BOAT PORTS
A place to pull in.
A reason to head out.
Drive-on boat ports support compatible boats above the water between outings. We’ll review your hull and loaded weight before recommending a model.
Discuss your boatHome / Waterfront systemsYour next outing.
WAVE ARMOR BOAT & PWC PORTS
Your next outing.
A little closer.
Early starts. Unhurried returns. A place for your boat or PWC that fits the way you enjoy the water.
START WITH YOUR WATERCRAFT
The right port.
For your way out.
Your hull, loaded weight, and approach space guide the choice. We help match the system to your craft and the place you keep it.
A place to pull in.
PERSONAL WATERCRAFT PORTS
One more ride.
Then right back here.
A dedicated PWC port brings drive-on storage alongside your dock. Port size, hull fit, and connection options help shape a layout that works for you.
Discuss your PWCWave Armor product and lifestyle photography · Example systems shown.
PONTOONS & TRITOONS
Your gathering place.
Ready for its next chapter.
Wave Armor offers pontoon ports and the Pro Air Pontoon Lift shown above. Pro Air uses an air-and-water system to raise or lower the entrance with a control switch.
We’ll talk through your pontoon configuration, dimensions, loaded weight, and waterfront conditions to help identify a suitable option.
Explore a fit for your pontoonA GOOD FIT STARTS WITH THE DETAILS
Bring the boat details.
We’ll bring the guidance.
No need to choose a model first. Start with a few photos and what you know about your watercraft.
What are you bringing?
Year, make, model, hull type, length, and approximate loaded weight—including the motor, fuel, and gear.
Where will it live?
Location, water depth, changing levels, wave exposure, and a photo of the dock or shoreline.
How will you come and go?
Available approach space, the existing dock, and how you want to step aboard and move around.
Planning a complete waterfront layout?
Explore Wave Armor floating docksPRO 8 BOAT PORT
Confirm the complete fit.
The Pro 8 is a drive-on boat port for compatible hulls. We review loaded weight, hull support, approach depth and the connection to your dock before specifying the setup.
Confirm the current capacity for the exact supplied configuration. Where catalog and product-page ratings differ, we resolve that with the supplier before ordering. Optional launch assistance requires a compatible kit and does not correct an unsuitable hull or installation.
Compare a boat port and lift →PROTECT’R CANOPIES
Plan coverage and clearance.
A canopy starts with the exact port, craft dimensions and attachment system. We review clearance for towers, Biminis and boarding, along with the required flotation and anchoring.
Coverage and included features vary by model. Open sides still admit wind-driven rain, sun and debris. Seasonal preparation follows the specific canopy instructions; the canopy is not a snow shelter or a replacement for every boat cover.
Discuss your port and canopy →FROM A QUESTION TO A PLAN
Let’s find
your fit.
One conversation connects your watercraft, your waterfront, and the next step.
- Step 01
Share your setup
Send your boat or PWC details and photos of the waterfront.
- Step 02
Review the options
We discuss suitable systems, connections, and the proposed work.
- Step 03
Plan your installation
Once the system and scope are agreed, we coordinate the next steps.
BEFORE YOU PLAN
A few useful
answers.
Start with the setting. We can work through the options together.
How do you check whether a port fits my boat or PWC?
Share the make, model, dimensions and loaded weight, together with photos of the hull and docking area. Fit also depends on the approach, water depth, exposure and attachment—not just the published capacity.
Open the watercraft fit form ↗How is a boat port different from a lift?
A drive-on port supports a compatible craft as it is driven onto the system. A lift raises the craft using a lifting mechanism. Compare hull compatibility, water depth, boarding and seasonal care before choosing.
Compare ports and lifts ↗Is the initial consultation free?
Yes. The initial consultation or site visit is free and usually takes under an hour. Share your location and a few photos to help us prepare. We generally respond to inquiries within one business day.
When should I start planning?
Start before your preferred installation season. Site assessment, material availability, approvals, weather and access can affect timing. Share your target date so the schedule can be discussed before you commit.
What about approvals and warranty coverage?
The written project agreement should identify responsibility for required permits and lake or association approvals. It should also state any workmanship coverage; manufacturer warranties are separate. Confirm those details before work begins.
Read the construction project policies ↗MORE TIME FOR WHAT YOU CAME FOR
Tell us what
you’re bringing.
We’ll help you explore a port or lift suited to your craft.