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“Simplifying Boat Ownership”
What is Lanier Boat Management?

Lanier Boat Management is Lake Lanier’s premier boat management company focused on “Simplifying Boat Ownership”. LBM has hand-selected a team of the most experienced, knowledgeable, and dependable boating professionals to manage the tasks of boat ownership that most boat owners find tedious and time consuming. This includes, prepping, cleaning, maintenance/repairs and more.

Give us a call or send us a message through our contact form here on the website. LBM aims to be your go-to resource for all things boat related on Lake Lanier.
We offer a secure online payment option for your convenience. For ongoing services, invoices will be sent via email with payment terms. For one-time services payment will be due within 24hrs or completion.
Our monthly program is a comprehensive 40-point inspection and maintenance routine. It covers everything from engine and generator health and battery maintenance to safety system checks (CO2/Fire), fluid leveling, and a full exterior washdown.
No. Most of our clients prefer the “turn-key” experience. We maintain secure access to your vessel and provide you with updates, so your boat is ready for use the moment you arrive.
If our team identifies a mechanical or electrical issue, we will notify you immediately with a detailed report and a quote for the repair. With your approval, our expert technicians will resolve the issue promptly to prevent any downtime during your weekend.
We exclusively serve the Lake Lanier area, allowing our team to provide prompt, high-touch management and concierge services to local marinas and private docks.
Absolutely. While our Standard Monthly Service covers the essentials for most vessels, we offer tailored plans including professional detailing, canvas repair, and specialized mechanical work to meet the unique needs of your boat.
While maintenance keeps your boat running, our Concierge Service ensures your boat is ready. This includes preparing the vessel for your arrival—checking systems, adjusting dock lines, and ensuring the interior is clean and comfortable—so you can “start and go.”