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Order Your New Dock/Lift for Spring 2022 Now!
Summer just ended, but you know what that means? It's time to start thinking of Spring/Summer 2022! If you're dreaming of a new dock or lift come next Spring, don't wait to get your order in. We are already filling up for next year and don't want to keep you waiting. We carry various docks/lifts for all your waterfront needs. There's surely something for everyone's style. Call us at 402-297-4247 or email us at zach@zblservice.com for a quote today!


Fun Additions for Your Dock
Chances are you already have a ton of fun out on your dock. Why not make it even MORE fun?! Here are some things we love that you can add to your dock to really make it a good time! Dock Hammock Most of you know what a hammock is on a stand, but have you ever seen a hammock built onto your dock?! This really takes things to the next level. If you love a good DIY project this is a great one for you! Wet Steps EZ High Dive The Wet Steps EZ High Dive is fun for everyone! It is


Boat Docks & Lifts for the 2021 Season
We're working extremely hard to get all your docks and lifts built and ready to be installed this upcoming spring! Snow or shine we are likely building away. It's not too late to get your order in! But, don't wait too long! We’re currently two months out and can’t start until the ice melts in March or April! We always know to have some fun during our work day too! Here's Brock balancing a box on his head and posing for the picture! If you are in the market for a new boat dock


Can Your Aluminum Dock Rust?
Your dock is your access to your boat, fishing spots, swimming, relaxation and so much more. When you invest in something like a dock you want to make sure you are getting something you’ll enjoy for several years to come. This is what makes a ShoreMaster premium dock such a great choice. Generally speaking your aluminum ShoreMaster dock will never rust. This is because rust is iron oxide, and typically, there is no iron in aluminum. Aluminum also won't warp, rot, decay, or t


How to Prepare & Care for Your Dock for the Winter Months
Here are some things to ensure your dock is well taken care of this winter. Store Dock Accessories If you happen to have any dock accessories like tables, chairs, umbrellas, or anything else that is removable you will want to remove it and put it into storage. Put them somewhere where they are safe from the cold temperatures and any snow that could get to them. Clean Your Dock We know, it sounds weird to say you need to clean your dock when it's sitting in the water 24/7. Th


ShoreMaster's Infinity Dock Systems - A Top of the Line Dock
Last week, I was on a training call hosted by ShoreMaster’s headquarters and had the opportunity to dive deep into their Infinity Dock System. Now that I'm an infinity expert - I'd love to teach you the in's and out's of this elaborate and intelligent setup. They are truly one-of-a-kind! The Infinity Dock System gets its name from the fact that it is infinitely configurable . This means it's not your standard dock with the same layout and accessories your neighbor has. It pr


Advantages of a Floating Dock
If it floats, it belongs on the water. If you own a boat or live on a waterfront property, you probably know what a floating dock is. What you may not know is all the advantages they have and why they can be a great option for many waterfront property owners. How Floating Docks are Different from Fixed Docks The main difference is that floating docks float and fixed docks don't. Floating docks are adaptable to water changes and appeal to the eye. Fixed docks are not adaptab


Removable Decking For Your Dock
Removable decking for your dock?! Say what! It's true, removable decking is the next best thing since sliced bread! The decking on your dock is the first thing you and anyone will see on your dock. You want it to be safe, reliable, last a long time, be easy to keep clean, and a bonus is that you are able to remove it your easier transport and endless opportunities for add-ons and improvements. Glacier Decking Glacier decking is a flow-through design and requires little to


Boat Dock vs. Boat Slip
When you spend a lot of time on the water, you often hear the terms "boat dock", "boat slip", or depending on what lake you live on you often hear "marina" too. Many lake homes that have a boat dock will usually have one or more boat slips. The differences between the two isn’t huge. While they both give you a place to store your boat, they have their own differences. Basic Differences A boat dock is an actual structure of wood or metal where you park your boat. Parking your


Floating Docks and their Importance in Fluctuating Water
Water levels can always fluctuate because of tides and many other factors. Seasonal changes like rain, snowmelt, or dry periods can cause your water levels to go either up or down significantly. A floating dock system can handle all of these changes while still allowing you to be safe and enjoy the water. Stability and Security A floating dock may seem like it is not made for stability, but this is not the case. Floating docks are capable of adjusting to fluctuating waters
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