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Boat storage options
What you need depends on the boat, the season and how much you want done for you. Here is each option in plain terms. Not sure? Choose "Not sure" in the request and we suggest one.
Storage types
Winter boat storage
Most Canadian boats spend five to seven months out of the water.
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Indoor and heated boat storage
Indoor space keeps snow, ice and UV off the boat and usually saves the shrink-wrap.
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Outdoor boat storage on the hard
Out of the water, blocked on stands or set on a cradle or trailer, wrapped tight for the snow.
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Seasonal boat slips and dockage
In popular harbours the good slips go to returning boaters, and waitlists run for years.
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Dry stack boat storage
Your boat lives on a rack and a forklift puts it in the water when you call ahead.
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Parking for a boat on its trailer
City bylaws, condo rules, an HOA or simply no room: lots of trailer boats need somewhere to live.
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Yacht storage
Above 30 ft the list of yards gets short: you need a travel lift with the right capacity, room to block a wide beam, and technicians for diesels, gensets and water systems.
Read moreWhich option suits which boat
| Option | Best for | Season |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor on the hard | Any boat, lowest cost | Winter |
| Indoor cold storage | Trailer boats, pontoons, cruisers up to ~35 ft | Winter |
| Heated storage | Wooden boats, yachts, winter work | Winter |
| Seasonal slip | Boats too big to trailer | Summer |
| Dry stack | Powerboats up to ~30 ft | Summer, some year-round |
| Trailer parking | Trailer boats, PWC | Year-round |
| Yacht storage | 30 ft and up, keelboats | Winter |
Tell us about your boat. We find the spot.
Storage type, LOA, region and season. We check what is open near you and reply by email with options and prices.