Tips, guides, and local know-how from The Boat Broker, the Lake Havasu brokerage for boats, RVs, and classic cars since 1986. Whether you are buying your first boat, getting ready to sell, or planning your next day on the Colorado River, our team shares what we know right here.
Key factors when evaluating a Lake Havasu boat storage facility: security (fencing, cameras, gated access), roof quality (metal preferred over shade cloth in the desert),…
Wet slip rates on Lake Havasu vary by marina and slip size. Expect to pay $200-$400 per month for a 20-25 foot slip and $400-$600+…
A wet slip is a dedicated marina berth where your boat stays in the water year-round. Lake Havasu has several marinas with wet slip rentals,…
Winterizing in Lake Havasu is minimal compared to cold-weather states since temps rarely freeze. Standard winterization includes: fogging the engine cylinders, changing the gear oil,…
Enclosed indoor storage is the gold standard for boats in the Arizona desert. UV radiation in Lake Havasu is intense — summer temperatures regularly exceed…
Many Lake Havasu City neighborhoods allow residential boat storage on trailers in driveways or side yards, but HOA rules vary widely. Some HOAs prohibit visible…
Dry storage means the boat is kept out of the water on land — either on a trailer, in a rack, or in a dedicated…
Boat storage costs in Lake Havasu City range from $80 per month for basic outdoor storage to $250-$450 per month for enclosed climate-controlled indoor units.…
Lake Havasu City offers five main types of boat storage: outdoor open-air storage (cheapest, no cover), covered dry storage (roof only, sides open), enclosed indoor…
To get a duplicate boat title in Arizona, submit a completed Arizona Watercraft Title and Registration Application with a request for duplicate title, a copy…
