Some of the best days on Lake Lanier come after the summer crowd is gone. The water calms down, the air turns crisp, and the lake is yours. A custom enclosure is what turns those days into boating days instead of "maybe next spring."
Full enclosures close in the whole deck — clear panels all the way around, zipped to your Bimini top — so you're out of the wind and rain and it's nice and toasty inside. Run the boat, take in the view, and stay warm doing it.
Half enclosures close in the front or back half of the boat. You keep an open deck where you want it and a warm, dry spot where you need it — a good fit if you mostly want a windbreak for the helm and seating.
Either way, every enclosure we build is patterned on your boat, sewn in our shop, and fitted by hand so the zippers line up and the panels sit tight. It's the same way we've done it on Lake Lanier since 1996.
Fall is the time to get it done. Enclosures made now are ready for cold-weather boating this winter and protect the interior through the off-season too. If you've been thinking about it, request a quote and we'll come take a look at your pontoon.