FloatLift is a high-speed, premium free-floating hydraulic boat lift that delivers fast, reliable performance even in shallow water.  It can be to a dock or mooring buoy and has unsinkable foam floats that lock under the boat in the raised position.

The powerful hydraulics of FloatLift enable your boat to be lifted or lowered in as little as 30 seconds.

Since the floats move to the side, only about 12” of water depth under the boat keel/skeg is typically required for FloatLift.

Yes, the FloatLift is designed to be used in both saltwater and freshwater. .  Sacrificial zincs are required for saltwater use, like aluminum boats.

The boat is secured via foam-filled floats and an over-center locking system.

Floatlift is designed to withstand sitting on the ground in the upright position while lifting a boat when the tide goes out if the seabed is acceptable.

FloatLift batteries are powered by solar or AC charging

Yes, FloatLift can be controlled using the free Sunstream smartphone app for iPhone and Android.

FloatLift may be tied to a dock or mooring buoy.

Yes, the FloatLift floats may be walked on but it is important the floats are not overloaded or near being submerged since this can make the lift unstable, potentially leading to bodily harm.

FloatLift has proven itself over the decades to handle rough seas, since the low profile floats are designed to split the waves, vs ride over them.  Your boat on a FloatLift will handle the waves on the lift much better than on its own.  The rule of thumb is that if you think the conditions are good enough for your boat to handle them, then it is probably acceptable for the FloatLift.   If you have your boat off the lift for an extended period, such as an offseason, it is best practice to take your lift out of the water as well to reduce wear and tear.

It is not recommended to store a boat on any lift during a hurricane.

Inspect all dock lines securing FloatLift and replace worn or questionable lines. Use additional tie points and redundant dock lines. Ensure that you have adequate fendering between the Floatlift and the dock. Keep the powerpack in a place where it will stay out of the water. Ensure that the Powerpack is secured with lag bolts, or taken off the dock.

If you must keep your boat on FloatLift during a storm, high-wave or rough water conditions, in addition to following the recommendations above to secure FloatLift, these additional

steps can be taken to safeguard your boat as much as possible. Ensure that the boat is loaded properly with the waterline even on the floats from front to rear.

Tie the boat securely to the frame of Floatlift – Bow and stern. Remove all canvas, enclosures, bimini tops, or any other items that will put additional wind load on the boat.

When reloading the boat afterwards, please be sure that the boat is not holding excess water or any other debris that might add weight or increase lift capacity requirements beyond range.

Please note that hurricanes, severe weather, and other environmental conditions are considered Acts of God. Damage resulting from these conditions—including damage to the lift and/or vessel is not covered under warranty and remains solely the responsibility and discretion of the property owner.