Tanks & floatsLift Won't Hold Air or Sits Low
Tanks take on water when they crack or a fitting fails. A floating boat lift that won't hold air or sits low in the water usually starts there.

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Wilmington's Boat Lift & Dock Specialists
Tanks, blowers, air lines and hardware. Serviced by a local, coast-built crew.
Serving: Wilmington · Wrightsville Beach · Carolina Beach · Figure Eight Island · Ogden · Hampstead · Topsail Island · Surf City · New Hanover County
What We Service
No cables, no gearbox. A float lift rides on air-filled tanks, so the parts that wear are different from a cradle lift.
A full look over the lift: tanks, blower, lines, electrical, and the hardware holding it to your dock.
The blower and air system are what raise and lower the lift. We check the blower, the lines running to each tank, and the valves that control them.
Tanks take on water when they crack or a fitting fails, and a lift that will not hold air usually starts there.
Switches, wiring, and connections live in a wet, salty environment. We trace faults and put them right.
Bunks need to match the hull they carry. We set them so the boat sits evenly and the weight lands where it should.
Getting the lift ready at the start of the season, and routine maintenance through it so problems surface early.
The lines, cleats, and hardware that hold a float lift in position against tide and wind.
The rest of what sits on your dock alongside the lift, repaired at the same visit.
Float Lift Repair
Tanks & floatsTanks take on water when they crack or a fitting fails. A floating boat lift that won't hold air or sits low in the water usually starts there.
Blower & air linesThe blower and air system raise and lower the lift. We check the blower, the lines running to each tank, and the valves that control them.
ElectricalSwitches, wiring, and connections live in a wet, salty environment. We trace electrical faults and put them right.
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