Jet Ski Lifts on the Caloosahatchee River and its tributary canals in Fort Myers. Keep your personal watercraft out of the canal and off the seawall. We install single and double jet-ski and PWC lifts and floating platforms across Southwest Florida.
★★★★★ 5.0 · 5 Google reviewsPWCs sitting in salt water grow scum and corrode fast. A dedicated lift keeps them clean, dry, and ready to ride, and clears your main lift for the boat.
We fit cantilever lifts, four-post lifts, and drive-on floating docks depending on your dock, canal depth, and how many craft you run.
In Fort Myers, we permit through the City of Fort Myers and Lee County and build to the seawall heights, canal widths, and tide conditions you actually have. It's our own crew from the first measurement to the final walkthrough — never subbed-out labor.
Real installed ballpark ranges for Fort Myers — your free on-site estimate is exact.
Premium spec is standard — marine-grade materials, 316 stainless, no good/better/best tiers.
We meet you on the water in Fort Myers, measure, and scope the job.
Permitting through the City of Fort Myers and Lee County, handled in-house.
Our crew, our equipment — communication every step.
We don't disappear — real warranty, local support.
Yes — jet ski lifts in Fort Myers are generally permitted through the City of Fort Myers and Lee County, and Florida Lifts & Docks handles the entire permitting process in-house.
Most PWC lifts run about $3,000–$5,000 installed, depending on type and whether power is run.
Cantilever and four-post lifts keep the craft fully out of the water; floating drive-on docks are simpler and need no electric. We'll recommend based on your dock and tides.
Yes — double PWC lifts and wide floating platforms handle two craft.
Often yes, depending on the waterway and how it attaches — we handle permitting in-house.
Tell us about your project — we'll send a real number. Or call (239) 397-3400.