Roof & Rack Products, Inc is the only company in the world who specializes solely in boat rack storage systems. We have two engineers on staff with over 20 years of experience in this specific aspect of the boating industry. Designing and engineering boat racks and “High & Dry” boat storage buildings is what they specialize in and are submerged in 5 days a week. With this experience, we can make the best product, where you know we are not going to overweight the steel or underweight the steel due to lack of experience. It is not that we are smarter than anyone else, but we design, engineer, manufacture, fabricate, galvanize, etc this type of product on a daily basis, where someone who does not know the intricacies will have to adapt and learn as they go. Through our 35 years of experience we have learned through trial and error the does and don’ts. By communicating and interacting with “High & Dry” boat storage marinas across the country we are knowledgeable in every aspect of this specialty in the marina industry. There is so much that goes into a properly designed and engineered boat rack storage building to guarantee the end product produces the maximum amount of leasable space which will means more revenue returned. And that is what you are trying to obtain; the most income for your dollar spent on the product.
I want to give you an example of what losing 1’ of cubic leasable space costs you over a 5 year period.
PLEASE READ SLOWLY: Let’s say you have a boat storage building that has 270’ of usable length. The building has 2 rows of boat racks in it. Now let’s say that your average boat length in the building is 25’ long, and it needs 9’ of bay width and needs 10’ of height. This equates to 2,250 cubic feet of space (25’ x 9’ x 10’) that is required for that boat. Now let’s say you get $250.00 per month for this space. Since we have 270’ of length to lease, that allows us to have 30 boats (9’ wide boat space ÷ 270’ = 30 spaces). 30 spaces @ $250.00 each = $7,500.00 x 2 rows of boats = $15,000.00 for 1 month of income. Now, if we did not have 1’ of this cubic space to rent per each 9’ wide space, we would lose 1/10 of that spaces income ($250.00 ÷ 10 = $25.00). Since we had 30 spaces per row which equals a total of 60 spaces @ $25.00 each, that totals comes to $1,500.00 per month of income you have lost because of improper design/engineering. That equates to $18,000.00 per year x 5 years = $90,000.00 you lost in income. Now imagine 2’, 3’ or more of lost space.
This will not happen when you deal with Roof & Rack Products, Inc.