Premium Boat Lifts & Removable Docks Built for New England Waterfront Living

FLOE removable docks are engineered to come out of the water before ice-up and back in after ice-out. Premium aluminum construction resists corrosion, freeze-thaw damage, warping, and the structural fatigue that destroys traditional wood docks.

FLOE dock frames and decks carry a 15-Year Limited Warranty — 10 years non-pro-rated on structural components, with years 11 through 15 pro-rated.

Stored on shore for the winter, a FLOE dock is designed for thirty seasons of New England use: install in spring, pull in fall, repeat.

For lakes with frequent water-level swings — Lake Champlain drawdown, Squam Lake spring rise, or seasonal hydroelectric pulls — FLOE Floating Docks are the strongest match.

FLOE floats exceed U.S. Army Corps of Engineers specifications and meet the HUNT seven-day water-absorption test, with 16 inches of freeboard on docks using 12-inch floats.

For lakes with moderate swing on a hard bottom, FLOE Roll-In docks paired with the patented Easy-Level system let you adjust dock height topside with a cordless drill — no swimming, no pins, no waders.

FLOE docks are low-maintenance, not maintenance-free. Premium aluminum construction eliminates the annual sanding, sealing, and staining that wood docks demand. Aluma-Grain decking will not warp or rot.

The aluminum frame, deck, and float components carry a 15-Year Limited Warranty. Owners typically rinse the deck seasonally, inspect leg kits and bumpers, and remove the dock before ice-up.

No annual refinishing. No structural rebuild every five years.

A FLOE aluminum dock is engineered for the full term of its 15-Year Limited Warranty and beyond. Structural aluminum frame and deck components carry 10 years non-pro-rated coverage with five additional pro-rated years (40 percent to 90 percent). Float systems carry the same 15-year structure.

In practice, well-maintained FLOE dock systems regularly serve original owners for 25 to 30-plus seasons of New England use, especially when removed and stored on shore each winter as the system is designed to be.

Yes. FLOE removable docks are modular by design. Sections come in 8-foot, 10-foot, and 12-foot Standard Sectional lengths plus 4-foot wedges, with sundecks available in 4×8, 4×12, 4×16, 8×8, 8×12, and 8×16 configurations.

FLOE’s patented Quick-Attach sectional connection lets you add length, T-sections, L-sections, sundecks, and accessories season by season as your shoreline plans grow.

FLOE Pivot lifts for personal watercraft and small boats up to 1,600 pounds use no electricity, no winch, and no drive motor — making them the lowest-maintenance lift in the FLOE lineup.

For larger boats up to 10,000 pounds, FLOE VSD (Vertical Screw Drive) lifts use a patented industrial ball-screw rated for 20,000 cycles at 10,000 pounds, with a sealed 24-volt DC drive system advertised as the most energy-efficient vertical boat lift in the world.

Both options share FLOE’s 15-Year Limited Warranty on the aluminum structure.

Yes. FLOE has been proudly made in the USA since 1983. Corporate headquarters and primary manufacturing are at 48473 State Highway 65 in McGregor, Minnesota, with additional FLOE facilities in Hoyt Lakes and Cambridge, Minnesota — totaling more than 300,000 square feet of production space.

FLOE was founded in 1983 by Wayne Floe, who still serves as Chief Executive Officer and remains directly involved in product design and engineering.

Yes. FLOE VHD (Versatile Heavy-Duty) docks are engineered specifically for windy, wave-exposed shorelines. The VHD design lets waves pass through during high-wind events instead of slamming against a solid surface, while also letting 45 percent more light reach the water below — important for sensitive lake bottoms.

For deep-water and rougher exposure, FLOE Floating Docks paired with proper anchoring deliver a stable platform on lakes where bottom-leg systems are not a fit.

Both systems carry the 15-Year Limited Warranty.