When a boat isn't in the water, it's kind of a big pain in the butt. Unless you're Kurt Russell in Backdraft, having to deal with a boat, out of water isn't much fun. Not to mention, leaving your boat in an insecure location like a yard or garage can lead to damage, mischief and vandalism. Which are not things you want to happen to the precious vessel of your dreams. You better start figuring out what to do with your boat before the neighbors kids get into it again, consider boat self-storage.
So let's assume, for the sake of this article that you've given up on keeping the boat in your yard and have brought the boat to a self-storage facility. What should you do before packing that sucker away? Storing a boat is a lot like storing a car, if the weather is going to drop it needs to be winterized, and its best to catch problems before they start, and potentially ruin your fun when you do eventually decide to pull it out of boat self-storage.
The hull. The hull is easily damaged when out of the water, especially on a fiberglass boat.climate control storage unitsstorage locationstorage rentalstorage unit texastexas storage
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