Boat and jet ski lifts: the right model for your boat

Getting your boat out of the water between outings keeps it looking good, mechanically sound and ready to go. Answer three questions and see the models that suit your boat and your water.

Find yours

3 questions to find the right lift

The conversation always starts with your boat: its type, its length, its weight. Those three things determine the right boat lift, long before the brand or the model. The selector sorts that out in seconds; the free quote confirms the rest with you.

01 Your boat
By type of boat

For your jet ski, your boat or your pontoon

Reviews & testimonials

What our customers say.

Our inflatable dock arrived in three days and it holds two teenagers diving off it without flinching. Exactly what we were looking for.
Julie T.McGregor Lake
They assessed our shoreline, recommended the right dock and installed everything in a single day. Zero stress, start to finish.
Martin & CarolinePhilippe Lake
My pontoon is out of the water all summer and the seasonal service means I never think about it. A reliable local crew.
Sylvain R.Ottawa River
Lake or river

Lake or river: not the same lift

Stable level

On a lake: a cantilever or vertical lift

On a lake with a stable level, a cantilever or vertical lift is the standard: it rests on the bottom and raises the boat above the water.

Changing level

On a river: the floating lift

On a river or on water with a changing level, legs become something to manage. A floating lift replaces them: it follows the water, with nothing to adjust.

Catalogue

Every model we carry

From the manual-crank jet ski lift to the heavy-capacity floating lift, every unit in the catalogue is chosen by weight first. The prices shown are starting points; your quote gives the full amount, delivery and installation included.

Each model can be completed with options to suit your installation: canopy, docking guides, transport wheels, solar panel. Open a card to see the ones available for it. They simply get added to the quote.

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Options and accessories

Everything to complete your lift

Options are added to the quote, based on your boat and your installation. Here are the families people ask for most.

Cover and canopy

Keep your boat shaded and dry all season long.

  • Standard canopy
  • Canopy for tower boats
  • Full canopy frame
  • Protective cover

Guides and docking

Come in straight on the first try, even in a crosswind.

  • Vertical docking guides
  • Side guides

Power and drive

Raise and lower with no effort, on electric or solar power.

  • Optional electric motor
  • Solar panel
  • Automatic motor stop
  • Remote control

Wheels and transport

Get the lift out of the water and stored for winter.

  • Wheel and axle kits
  • Transport handles

Adjustment and support

Adapt to the depth and the shape of the lake bottom.

  • Adjustable and extension legs
  • Centre support
Why Zone H2O

A crew that knows your waterfront

More than 10,000 projects completed on lakes, rivers and reservoirs. For you, that means an insured, equipped crew that’s used to your kind of shoreline, and a lift set to last.

The Gatineau store has demo units on display: come see them in person and talk them through with an advisor.

FAQ

Your questions about boat lifts

How much does a boat lift cost?

It depends on the family, the capacity, the choice between a manual crank, an electric motor and hydraulics, and the options. Every project is priced by the free quote, which gives you the full price, delivery and installation included, before any decision.

How do I choose the right capacity?

By the real weight of your boat. It’s the first question our selector asks, and the first one in your quote: a lift sized correctly works without straining and lasts longer.

What’s the difference between a cantilever or vertical lift and a floating lift?

A cantilever or vertical lift stands on the bottom, which is what you want on a lake with a stable level. A floating lift follows the water, which is what a river or a changing level calls for. Our selector and your quote settle which one suits your site.

Does a lift really protect my boat?

Yes. Out of the water between outings, the hull is no longer soaking permanently: less algae, corrosion and wear, a better-preserved engine, and resale value that holds up over time. That’s what a lift is for.

Do you install the lift?

Yes. Every quote covers the equipment, delivery to your waterfront and installation by our insured crew. We install within roughly 2 to 2.5 hours of driving from Gatineau: from Mont-Laurier in the north down to Kingston in the south, and from Petawawa in the west across to Saint-Hippolyte in the east. We go further still for a heavy-capacity lift.

Can I see a lift before deciding?

Yes: demo units are waiting for you at our Gatineau store. You compare the models and discuss your installation in person, before any decision.

What are the lead times?

It depends on the model and the time of year. Early in the season, early requests go first. Your quote sets out a realistic timeline for your project, before you commit to anything.

The right lift exists for your boat

Three questions to find it, a free quote to confirm it, and an experienced crew to install it. The season won’t wait.

Demo units are assembled at our Gatineau store: come see them before you decide.

The quote is free and carries no obligation. You compare and decide at your own pace.

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