ShoreMaster hydraulic, vertical, and PWC lifts, sized to your boat, your water depth, and your shoreline. Supplied and installed across Muskoka.
A boat left in the water is working against you every day it sits there. Blistering, staining, and growth on the hull. Wake and wave slap loosening hardware. Storm surge putting it into the dock. A lift takes all of that off the table, and it takes about a minute to use.
Out of the water means no algae, no staining, no blistering, and no bottom paint every season.
Wind, wake, and storm surge stop shoving your boat into the dock and its own hardware.
Boats that live on a lift look better and survey better. It shows up at resale.
Push a button, drop it in, and go. No trailering, no cranking, no fuss.
Hover any option to see what it suits and why people pick it.
6,000 to 12,500 lbs
Shallow or fluctuating water, and anyone who wants the least maintenance. Works in as little as 16 inches plus your draft.
The advantageNo cables or pulleys to fray or seize. Push a button and your boat moves an inch per second.
3,000 to 7,000 lbs
Most Muskoka waterfronts with adequate depth. The proven, cost-effective choice.
The advantageWelded aluminum that lasts decades, 66 inches of travel for changing lake levels, and the quiet Whisper Winch.
1,150 to 2,000 lbs
Sea-Doo, WaveRunner, and Jet Ski owners who want dry storage without the cost of a full lift.
The advantageDrive on at idle, roll off when you leave. It floats, so it stays level as the lake moves.
Two frames, three fabrics
Any lift owner who wants to stop sun, rain, and pine debris from wrecking the interior.
The advantageThe cheapest protection you can add. Keeps upholstery and gelcoat looking new for years longer.
The honest answer depends on your water depth and how much your lake level moves. Here is how they actually differ.
Push-button, no cables
The proven workhorse
Send us your boat, its weight, and your water depth. We will spec the right lift and give you an estimate. No pressure, just straight advice from people who install these every week.
Match it to your boat’s fully loaded weight (fuel, gear, ballast), its beam, and your water depth. Send us those and we confirm the model before anything is ordered.
Hydraulic lifts run off a 12V marine deep-cycle battery. Add a solar kit and it charges itself. Cable lifts can be manual or motorised.
Yes. Most ShoreMaster lifts accept a canopy or lift motor after the fact. Tell us your model and we confirm the fit.
Yes. Spring installs, mid-season support, and fall takeouts across Muskoka, Kawartha, and Haliburton. That is our core service.
Specifications published by ShoreMaster and subject to manufacturer change. We confirm exact model fit before every order.
