Our lineup
Twelve models from 4,500 to 20,000 lb, all professionally installed.
Lift finder
Your lift has to hold your boat fully loaded, with fuel and gear, plus a safety margin. Enter your numbers and we'll do the math.
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Lifts that fit
Slip size and water depth matter too. Call (205) 601-1009 and we'll confirm the right model. Looking for a PWC lift? See PWC lifts.
Lineup
Econo Lift MeridianDeck boats, runabouts, pontoons, tritoons, bass boats
A 4-arm, single-tank lift for everyday use. It handles V-hull boats, 2- and 3-log pontoons and personal watercraft.
Econo Lift MeridianDeck boats, runabouts, pontoons, tritoons, bass boats
Made for docks where you can't attach to the sides of the slip. The tank sits at the rear, so the back of the boat goes down first and loading feels like pulling onto a trailer.
Econo Lift MeridianWake boats, deck boats, runabouts, pontoons, tritoons
A 4-arm, single-tank side mount for mid-size boats, including many wake boats.
Econo Lift MeridianWake boats, center consoles, cruisers, bow riders, larger tritoons
A 2-tank front mount for heavier boats where side mounting isn't an option. Loads like a trailer.
Econo Lift MeridianWake boats, center consoles, cruisers, bow riders, larger tritoons
A 6-arm, 2-tank lift for large boats. Two control units raise and lower it faster, and it can be set up for larger pontoons.
Econo Lift MeridianWake boats, center consoles, cruisers, bow riders, larger tritoons. Expandable to 20,000 lb
An 8-arm, 2-tank lift with a wide 12′ × 24′ frame for wide-beam boats. Add a third tank later to take it to 20,000 lb.
Econo Lift MeridianWake boats, center consoles, cruisers, bow riders, larger tritoons
An 8-arm, 3-tank lift. The three tanks spread the lift along the 8′ × 24′ frame for steady, even lifting.
Econo Lift MeridianWake boats, center consoles, cruisers, bow riders, larger tritoons
Our highest-capacity standard lift: 8 arms, 3 tanks and a 12′ × 24′ frame, with dual control units for fast, smooth operation.
Econo Lift SurgeWake boats, center consoles, cruisers, bow riders, larger tritoons
Built for rough water: double arm bushings, tanks 6″ taller than standard, a frame 2′ wider and a V-shaped rear tank that softens wave impact. Deep water only.
Econo Lift SurgeWake boats, center consoles, cruisers, bow riders, larger tritoons
For large tritoons, bow riders, wake boats and cruisers in main-channel conditions. Six arms and three rough water tanks keep it stable. Deep water only.
Econo Lift DraftDeck boats, runabouts, pontoons, tritoons, bass boats
Low-profile tanks give you a full lift where the water is too shallow for a standard lift.
Econo Lift DraftDeck boats, runabouts, pontoons, tritoons, bass boats
Three low-profile tanks give 6,500 lb of capacity on shallow shorelines and coves.
Tap More details on any lift for tank sizes, arms and what it's best for. Every lift is available with delivery and professional installation.
Compare
Your water decides most of it. Here's how our three types of boat lift differ.
| Standard | Rough water | Shallow water | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 4,500–20,000 lb | 8,000–12,000 lb | 4,500–6,500 lb |
| Mounting | Side or front | Side | Side |
| Water depth | About 3½–4 ft for 4,500 and 6,500 lb lifts; more for bigger lifts | Deep water only | Made for limited depth |
| Best for | Most docks, from bass boats to cruisers | Main-channel docks and heavy wake traffic | Coves and shallow shorelines |
| What's different | Our everyday workhorse | Double bushings, tanks 6″ taller, frame 2′ wider, V-shaped rear tank | Low-profile tanks |
Mounting
The lift attaches to the dock on both sides of the slip. It's the most common setup, and it's available in every size from 4,500 to 20,000 lb.
Choose it if your slip has solid dock on both sides.
The lift attaches at the front of the slip. The tank sits at the rear, so the back of the boat lowers first and loading feels like pulling onto a trailer. Available in 4,500 and 8,000 lb.
Choose it if you can't attach to the sides of your slip.
Easy to use
Econo Lift controls have two handles: black (raise and lower) and red (lower only). Both start in the hold position.
Don't run the motor to lower the lift. Want to do it from your boat? Ask about a remote, which has to be ordered with the lift.
Our Econo Lift models
With routine care, these lifts should last 25 years or more.
Options
Raise and lower the lift from your boat, so you can even lift a PWC before you step off. It has to be ordered with the lift and can't be added later.
A stable walkway beside your boat for easier, safer boarding.
Cuts lift movement and noise in busy, choppy slips. A good add-on for standard lifts on busy lakes.
Already have a lift? We also do conversions, upgrades and repairs. Need dock steps or a loading guide? See dock accessories.
Free quotes for docks across Central and North Alabama.
