There are a *plethora* of variables when it comes to boat ramps & pricing. This ramp was in the 50K-ish ballpark by the time all was said and done (and done right).
@@joepalumbo thanks. I’ve just had 2 requests for not ramps n found your video I’m jus trying to figure out how to make it work. What do you do for a traction surface?
Concrete by itself is porous and "grippy." That said, if you pour them yourself you can put a nice broom finish on the concrete segments before they begin to harden.
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This is great - how far down do you typically go?
In MN, 10 feet waterward of the shoreline or into a water depth of 4 feet, whichever is less (unless permitted to do otherwise).
That is a thing of frickin' beauty.
Thanks, Steve!
How much does a project like this cost?
There are a *plethora* of variables when it comes to boat ramps & pricing. This ramp was in the 50K-ish ballpark by the time all was said and done (and done right).
Where did you get the precast comcrete sections?
Hi Caleb. We make them.
@@joepalumbo thanks. I’ve just had 2 requests for not ramps n found your video I’m jus trying to figure out how to make it work. What do you do for a traction surface?
Concrete by itself is porous and "grippy." That said, if you pour them yourself you can put a nice broom finish on the concrete segments before they begin to harden.
Wow, beautiful.
Thanks, Barb!