Boat Lifts in Wilmington, NC

BOAT LIFTS · WILMINGTON, NC

Boat Lifts in Wilmington, NC

Cradle, beam, and PWC lifts sized to your boat and your dock — installed across Wilmington, NC and on freshwater lakes inland. Based ten minutes from the Wilmington waterfront.

Up to 24,000 lbUSA-Made MotorsStainless CablesNew Hanover County

QUICK ANSWER

Who builds boat lifts in Wilmington, NC?
Intracoastal Installs builds boat lifts in Wilmington, NC. We are a family-owned, nc gc #100980 marine contractor based 312 Olde Point Loop, Hampstead. Call (910) 612-6107 for a free Wilmington site visit.

WILMINGTON CONDITIONS

Why Wilmington boat lifts are different

Cape Fear River pilings need different driving than ICW pilings — the bottom is softer in the river basin and refusal can be six feet deeper. We adjust spec on every Wilmington job.

Cape Fear River bottom requires deeper piling drives than ICW
Historic-district homes need trim profiles that match the original
New Hanover County CAMA permits processed locally

EVERY BOAT LIFTS BUILD COVERS

What is included

  • Lift sizing based on dry weight + 25% safety
  • Galvanized I-beam cradle or 4-post beam lift
  • 316 stainless cables and pulleys
  • 110V or 220V USA-made motors
  • Remote control + auto-stop upper limit

WILMINGTON COVERAGE MAP

We work the entire Wilmington waterfront

FAQ

Boat Lifts in Wilmington, NC — questions answered

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Do you build boat lifts in Wilmington, NC?

Yes. We build boat lifts throughout Wilmington and the surrounding New Hanover County area. Our shop is at 312 Olde Point Loop in Hampstead, NC — a short drive to every Wilmington bulkhead. Call (910) 612-6107 for a free site visit.
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What does a boat lifts cost in Wilmington, NC?

Free site evaluation. Most 4-post 10,000 lb lifts fall in the $7,500 – $14,000 range installed. PWC lifts start at $3,500. Permit cost varies by New Hanover County CAMA review. We provide a written, itemized estimate within one business day.
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Do you handle CAMA permits for Wilmington projects?

Yes. Wilmington falls under New Hanover County CAMA general permits, and we walk every application through with you. Yes. We have built and retrofitted docks in the Wilmington historic district with trim profiles that match the originals.
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How big a lift do I need?

Take your boat dry weight, add fuel and gear, then add 25%. A 22-foot center console with a 250 hp outboard usually needs a 10,000 lb lift.
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Can you add a lift to my existing dock?

In most cases yes. We inspect the pilings and framing first; if they are sound, we bolt the lift right to them.

Free Wilmington boat lifts estimate

We will visit your Wilmington bulkhead, walk the shoreline, and provide a written, itemized estimate within one business day.