Boat Lift Construction
Is your boat sitting out in the sun? Is it waiting in the water?
Protect your boat and make it a breeze to board with a lift system. At D.K. Construction, we install boat lifts that compliment your dock and your watercraft. Whether you're replacing parts or starting from scratch, we'll guide you through the options that make sense. Let's make sure your boat is ready when you are.
Call me now at (830) 305-0384 to make boarding your boat a breeze!
Choosing The Right Boat Lift
A boat lift is more than a convenience — it's a long-term investment in your watercraft. We install systems tailored to your boat size and dock style, including canopy-covered lifts that protect from sun and rain.
Whether you need a vertical, cantilever, or floating system, we'll help you choose the right fit based on how often you use your boat and how you store it. If you don't have an idea of what you need, don't worry, we'll be happy to handle all the details for you.
Making The Most of Your Existing Boat Lift
Is your boat lift getting in the way of your trips out on the lake? Do you think twice about getting out on the river because your boat lift is a louder and slower than it used to be?
DK Construction has the expertise to revamp your existing boat lift into an enjoyable experience. We'll handle motor upgrades, cable replacements and dock development to bring you back to the joy of getting out on the water.
Let's Make Your Boat Last
Boatlift FAQ's
We install cradle lifts, elevator lifts, PWC lifts, and platform lifts that are customized to your boat size, dock setup, and water conditions.
We base lift sizing on your boat’s weight, length, hull type, and dock configuration to ensure proper support and operation.
Yes, most docks can be retrofitted with a lift. We assess your dock’s structure and water depth before installation.
Routine maintenance includes greasing moving parts, inspecting cables and pulleys, rinsing after use, and seasonal adjustments or servicing.
Some jurisdictions require permits for boat lifts. We will handle the permitting process to ensure everything is compliant.
Cradle lifts use pilings and a submerged platform. Elevator lifts mount to seawalls or pilings and travel vertically, ideal for limited space or deep water.