3 Major Perks of Having a New Boat Lift Remote Control System

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Summer is actually here and we couldn't be more excited about it! Our boat lift remote controls company wishes you a very happy summer filled with boating fun! We encourage you to get out on the water FASTER this year. Firstmate Controls is here to help with that. Keep reading this week's blog for 3 major perks of having a new boat lift remote control system put in. 



3 Major Perks of Having a New Boat Lift Remote Control System


1. ENJOY YOUR NEW HASSLE FREE EXPERIENCE OF GETTING ON THE WATER.

With a Firstmate Boat Lift Remote Control, you can quickly and easily get on and off the water without the hassle of prepping and mooring. With the push of a button, the Firstmate Boat Lift Remote Control takes all the work out of raising and lowering your boat. The Firstmate system can automatically set your boat to one of three levels: Up, Board or Down. When your boat reaches the desired level, the system shuts off automatically. With the Board position, there’s no more climbing up into the boat or hanging on to the dock, making it easier to get your guests and their items in and out safely.


2. AVOID DAMAGES TO YOUR LIFT, DOCK, AND BOAT.

Boat lifts can pay for themselves over time by increasing the resale value of your boat as well as by reducing annual maintenance costs, such as eliminating the need for dock repair, lift repair or boat repair. The truth of the matter is that you invest quite a bit of money into your boat, dock and lift. Isn't it worth it to you to take care of that investment and avoid the expense of damages? With a boat lift remote control you can save yourself the hassle of unnecessary maintenance to your boat, lift and dock by making docking and launching easier and less damage prone.


3. SAVE TIME FOOLING WITH YOUR LIFT.

Consider the efforts that you put into launching and docking your boat anytime you want to go out on the water. You've got to lower the boat from the dock, and then climb on-board while the boat is swaying back and forth from the waves. You've got to pull your boat out and moor it while you climb back off the boat to go raise the lift back up. Then you have to climb back in your boat without falling in the water. 



Start Getting Out On The Water FASTER This Year With Firstmate Controls!


We are here to help! Check out all our new units by visiting our website HERE. If you have any questions about any of our units or would just like to know more about the process, please do not hesitate to give us a call. We can be reached at the phone number listed below. You can also follow us on our social media channels listed below to stay up to date on the latest units we feature each week.


Boat Lift Controls You Can Count On!

Firstmate Controls 
410 Century Business Drive
Labadie, MO 63055

Phone: (866) 570-9707



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