Summer Storage on Land S Florida

That is the only place I can think of and the reason for that is there is no demand for it. I know of covered in the water slips. Cable Marine, Roscioli, Bradford, LMC, and Derectors all have covered in the water slips. So, that would be your best bet along with having someone to watch the boat periodically.

If you keep the boat out of the water and in the sun, your entire interior will get destroyed with mold without air conditioning.

A few covered slips at private residences next to 17th street bridge. Max length about 55'. For rent by owners. PM and I can check if there is an empty one.

Last paragraph first. Your insurer may have a huge hurricane season penalty, but they don't all. There are plenty of us with year round boats in South Florida. Now, if you don't intend to use it, that's no problem. But if you're forgoing use because of some rule, I'd relook at it.

As to sun and mold, really two separate issues. The sun will definitely age your interior rapidly. Now, the simple answer would seem to be a cover, but then that has it's own problems including mold.

As to the boats on the inside racks. they obviously don't have the sun issues, but generally they are in slightly better situations as far as mold. Any boat though left unattended for months can very easily develop mold problems. A house without A/C on would do the same. Pool furniture requires regular care and treatment. We keep the A/C on in the boats.

River Forest is able to meet many needs as to location, as to land, as to cover. I've heard many happy customers. They are very unique. In South Florida there isn't the demand for such a facility, at least not at the price one would have to charge.

Usually if you have a good hurricane plan for keeping the boat secure in the water your rates will not double or triple. Usually that plan consists of double tieing lines, adding additional fenders, removing any loose items such as canvas and cushions.