Heated Dry Stack Storage Is Another Bay Port Advantage!






Posted December 24, 2008 - 11:30

Drystack Storage is the storage of boats on racks in our state-of-the-art, multi-level, heated and secured storage building.

Boats are transported from the drystack building to the water on our specially-designed forklift.

You simply call ahead or book online to have your boat placed in the water. When you arrive, your boat is waiting for you at the staging dock, fueled and ready to go.

When you return from a day on the bay, you simply tie the boat up at the staging dock and let the drystack staff rinse the boat and return it to its rack.

Some of the many advantages of drystack storage include:

  1. Full security and protection. Owners may save on insurance costs.
  2. Drystack storage is convenient. Eliminates boat trailer.
  3. Marina staff is responsible for boat handling and rinsing with fresh water.
  4. Provides easy, convenient storage for boaters who live in neighborhoods with covenants/restrictions.
  5. Reduced marine growth. Owner saves money on boat maintenance.
  6. Drystack storage keeps boat cleaner and protects from damaging UV rays and foul weather. Assures highest resale value.
  7. Eliminates fueling hassles.
  8. Drystack storage extends your boating season with easy in and out service.

Environmental benefits:

  1. Drystack storage minimizes need for dredging.
  2. Drystack storage minimizes water quality and flushing concerns.
  3. Drystack storage reduces the amount of contact time between pesticide-containing bottom paints and the water.

Surpisingly Affordable

Inside Heated Storage

  • Protection for your investment
  • Controlled access
  • Minimize winterizing costs
  • Reduce insurance costs
  • No corrosion
  • No oxidation
  • Boat stays cleaner
  • Extends the overall boating season
  • Monitored security

Dry Heated Stack Storage

  • $10.00/ft. per month
  • Unlimited in/out privileges
  • Bottom wash at every haul out
  • Use of all marina services
  • Complimentary set down on service racks
  • Monitored security
  • Protection for your investment
  • A valet service for your boat
  • Extends the overall boating season
  • No corrosion
  • No oxidation
  • Boat stays clean and dry
  • No need for antifouling
  • Lower insurance costs

Book now to reserve your space in our state-of-the-art secure, heated dry-stack storage facility.

Comments

Winning With Dry Stack at Bay Port

by Guest - Jan 25 2009 - 11:04

If the truth be known my new boat would not have happened with out a chance call with Ken MacDonald. When he described the concept for the new dry stack I knew right away that the program fit me to a tee. Finalizing my choice Ken assured me it was a fit to the dry stack plan and it was going to be no problem to handle my 28. With a restored boat, you get somewhat touchy about the baking sun and a summer sitting in the water, new paint being easily susceptible to damage, but with the dry stack option my boats value will be maintained and I believe enhanced. Value enough for the decision to go there but I found out the real dividends just kept coming all season long. The first one came as we decided we no longer needed anti fouling and opted for a special white Teflon paint giving our boat a neat clean look.

With my business life time on the water is compressed to day trips and the odd over nighters, scheduled travel and trip to our offices in Toronto make the hours I have somewhat limited. So to my surprise the ability to show up drop the boat in the water when the mornings overcast clouds gave way to a wonderful perfect Georgian Bay afternoon was perfect solution for me and our family. In fact this flexibility gave me more hours this year on the water than past years. With a few projects on my list after my shakedown I was thrilled to have the boat merely cradled outside near power, water and not too far from the chandlery, it was not an issue for the Bayport team to orchestrate. And the biggest dividend came lately with winter approaching, so after one quick late autumn cruise I watched my boat picked up , hosed off and put away inside for the winter. No shrink wrap, no emptying the boat, no cleaning the bottom.

The dry stack option for me is a perfect fit and I suspect for anyone who wants their boat under cover in a controlled heated and who lives as much on the go as I do.

As found at:  canadianyachting.blogspot.com/2009/01/winning-with-dry-stack-at-bayport.html, posted by John Kerr

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