by Dakota Storage Buildings, on May 17, 2016
Storing your boat indoors—whether in between trips or for the winter—will help protect it from the elements and extend its life.
The most ideal scenario would be to store the boat and trailer on your property. A garage would be a logical storage solution.
Don't have a garage? Or is your boat just a little too long to store in your garage? You're in luck! We have solutions for both of these problems!
Try practical and creative options first.
If you think your boat may fit in your garage, but when eye-balling it, it seems just a bit too small, try reorganizing as a first step. Aim to free up as much space as possible.
Once your garage space is optimized, back your boat into your garage. You may find that 1-2" of the boat protrude from the garage. Here's where the Trailer Valet will help tremendously. This tool can help to maneuver your boat into the available space. How is this possible? Read this article then watch the video below.
HINT: Don't assume that your boat will fit into your garage just because it's longer than the length of your boat. Be mindful of the shape of the stern and the shape of the trailer since this will significantly affect the maneuvering of both.
Know the dimensions of your boat before buying a garage.
If you need to buy a storage building for your boat, consider our garage-style sheds which range from 16×24' to 16×40'.
Our garage-style sheds are a versatile storage solution, and they offer the highest caliber of functionality and accessibility. They come equipped with advanced-grade flooring, roofing, door options, and more. Select from a wide assortment of upgrade options to increase the value and efficiency.
Fill out our online quote form and we'll take you step-by-step through the selection process. You will be able to choose all the details of your garage-style shed from window type to exterior color and more. After you've submitted your quote form, a customer service representative will contact you with an estimate and will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
BONUS: Check out these simple tips for cleaning your boat from top to bottom.
