Foremost Boat Insurance

Where to Store Your Boat
Before you buy a boat a good question to ask yourself is where you’ll store it in the off-season. Below are a few options to consider based on your budget, the size of your boat and what’s available in your area.

Slip
If you have a larger boat and you live in an area where boating is popular, this is a good choice because you don’t have to worry every season about storage and it’s very convenient. Rates vary from state to state, but typically you’ll be charged by boat length or slip length. Availability is key. Check online, in the phonebook or at a boat dealer for a marina nearest you.

Rack Storage
Another option is rack storage. You call ahead and they use a forklift to retrieve your boat from a shed or covered facility. When you return, they put it back for you. This is a good option for smaller boats.

Trailer
The cheapest way to store your boat is on a trailer in your driveway or yard. This option has its advantages because you don’t have slip or storage fees and you have the added convenience of taking out the boat without calling ahead or traveling to a marina. Always consult your vehicle owner’s manual for towing capacity and use the appropriate equipment for the boat you own.

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