Considering a canopy for your boat lift? Coastline Boatlift Covers can design a custom solution to enhance and protect your boat. Our high-quality canopies, crafted locally in Fort Myers, Florida, are made from durable, marine-grade materials that withstand the harshest weather conditions. With a focus on quality and longevity, our canopies offer superior UV protection and resistance to wind and rain, ensuring your boat remains in pristine condition. Contact us today to get started and experience the difference in durability and performance!
Every business has a story. We feel that sharing our story is important. It helps you understand why we are in business, our values, our goals and hopefully it will help you make the decision to do business with us.

Keegan and Rachel Weeks are Florida Natives who enjoy fishing, boating and spending their time with friends and family. Fully invested in the boating lifestyle they took over ownership of Coastline Boatlift Covers in 2018. Prior to Coastline, Keegan owned and operated a tree trimming company that serviced Lee and Collier counties. Keegan was raised on a farm near Dade City, FL and moved to the Cape Coral area in 2002.

Keegan and Rachel regularly fish and spearfish locally and enjoy lobstering off Key West.

The most important thing to remember is that the top MUST be removed if the winds exceed 70 MPH.

The removal list will start when a named hurricane appears to be coming our way. We DO NOT require a deposit to get on the list.

Hurricanes are unpredictable they can change direction, fall apart, or increase anytime. Unfortunately, we will not be able to make the determination to remove your canopy.

Coastline Boatlift Covers will work diligently to get as many covers removed as possible but cannot guarantee to get all the tops removed. Our technicians, including the owner, will be out removing covers as long as it is safe providing we have access to gas and our employees have not been evacuated.

If you choose to remove your canopy yourself - Start in the middle and accordion fold from the back to the middle then from the front to the middle. After it is folded roll it up from the offshore side (the side furthest from the seawall).