Haul Out and Launch
We safely haul your vessel from the water, block it securely in our dry dock yard, and relaunch it when you're ready.
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Rates start at $450Â and are based on your vessel's size and tonnage.
Travelift & Yard Rates
Travelift haul-out and launch rates are based on vessel tonnage, type, beam and lifting requirements.
Minimum haul-out and launch charge: $450
Additional Yard Services & Rates
Daily Dry Dock Storage
$38 per calendar day
Pressure Washer Rental
$60
Absent Owner Fee
$125 each way
Power Tool Rentals
Rates vary by tool
Short Lift (maximum 30 minutes in slings, no blocking)
60% of regular lift price
Rates vary by tool
Manual Tool Rentals
Yard Cleanup (one-hour minimum)
$125 per hour
After-Hours Labour
$187.50 per hour
Tow to Dock or Slip (call in advance)
$350
Estimates and Terms: Moore’s Boatworks provides estimates, not fixed quotes. final charges may change if the vessel’s specifications differ from the information provided or if additional labour, materials, equipment, storage or unforeseen work is required. All prices are subject to applicable taxes.
24/7 Yard Access & DIY Spaces
We provide around-the-clock yard access for owners who prefer to handle their own maintenance. Moore’s Boatworks features 10 dedicated DIY dry dock spaces, allowing you the flexibility to work on your vessel on your own schedule within a professional facility.
After-Hours Emergency Travelift Service
Need an emergency haul-out outside of regular business hours?
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• Regular applicable Travelift charge
• +$300 after-hours call-out fee
• Subject to staff availability
• Advance confirmation required whenever possible
• After-Hours labour $187.50 / hour
• Emergency Contact: 250-600-0725 (Ken - Owner)
PORT EDWARD / PRINCE RUPERT
Daily Tide Tables
Tide data is provided for planning purposes. Boaters must always verify current sea conditions and weather advisories before departure. Our local knowledge ensures you stay safe on BC's North Coast.
Local Tide Schedule
2026 Tide Tables for Port Edward (PDF)
Official Canadian Hydrographic Service tables provided for planning purposes only. Always verify current weather and sea conditions before departure.
Stay Safe
- Check marine weather forecasts frequently before departure.
- Ensure all safety equipment, including life jackets, is on board and functional.
- File a sail plan with a responsible person on shore.
- Monitor VHF Channel 16 for emergency updates and communications.
- Maintain a proper lookout and adhere to all local navigation rules.