FAQ About HydroHoist Boat Lifts

Here are One Source Services we are certified HydroHoist dealers at the Lake of the Ozarks. We only want to provide our customers with the absolute best product and that's why we chose HydroHoist Boat Lifts as our lifts of choice. HydroHoist is Americas #1 Boat Lift and that's why One Source Services is the best company to buy a boat lift at the Lake of the Ozarks. If you are thinking about installing a boat lift or you already own a HydroHoist Boat Lift, read on for a few Frequently Asked Questions about Hydro Hoist Boat Lifts.


What size lift do I have?

We can help you determine what size lift you have. If you don't have a boat lift already, we can also help determine what size lift you need.

If I have a wide slip, can my boat be lifted to one side? 

Yes, when we install your boat lift, we can customize the installation to offset the boat to one side of the slip.

Can my lift sit on the ground when my boat is on it?

For a short period of time then it should be fine. However, long-term and if the surface is uneven and rocky, you should remove your boat from the lift.



I bought a new boat, is there anything I should do to my lift?

If you purchase a new boat you should schedule a service call. Call One Source Services and we can check everything a confirm the fit for your new boat.

Can I put a bass boat on my pontoon lift?

Yes, you can customize your lift to have the capability to lift both your pontoon and a bass boat. You will need a hull pad kit.

Are there accessories for my HydroHoist Boat Lift?

Yes, there are numerous accessories for your HydroHoist.

Does my HydroHoist Boat Lift have a good resale value?

Yes! HydroHoist Boat lifts have great resale value. Age, condition, and overall condition make a difference in resell value but typically you can get 75% to 85% of the cost of a new lift.

If I need to haul my lift, what should I use?

The best way to haul your boat lift is with a flatbed trailer. If you just need to move your lift on the lake, have One Source Services barge service at the Lake of the Ozarks do it for you!



Fall is a great time of year to install a boat lift at the Lake of the Ozarks. Before you know it will be time to winterize your boat. You don't want your boat to sit in the water all winter long and a great way to winterize your boat is by installing a HydroHoist Boat Lift. Not only are we certified HydroHoit dealers, we are also certified HydroHoist installers at the Lake of the Ozarks. It's important to have someone certified to install your lift properly and it ensures your warranty. When you are ready to install your boat lift, contact One Source Services! Already have a lift? We repair boat lifts too!

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