For you guys, is that arch that you create, is it set in stone or are you able to, you know, increase the peak of your arch depending on what a customer wants?

So there's limitations at all with every build that we do, but we can accommodate the arch to certain limitations.

I can...

And it mainly just...

It's kind of a case-by-case thing that I design each cover to... get that max arch out of it.

But I think one of the big questions we get asked all the time is, should I build this cover to my existing boat or should I build this cover to something I might get later on in the future? And you never know the answer to that question because you might sell your house, you might And then somebody else comes in and they're like, well, this doesn't work for us.

And that could be a limiting factor to them buying the property.

You know, what have you guys learned in kind of doing my project about those pilings? And, you know, that I really just am interested in how y'all are customizing for my particular situation.

Definitely.

So we always suggest building to the dock as far as length-wise, height-wise.

A lot of times here that I'm building covers is to HOA specs, meaning I can only go so high.

The customer can only build so high to mean sea level at MSL.

where we're at.

So I always, always recommend them to build to the highest mean sea level, the highest peak height that they can go to.

And probably 98% of the time we can do that.

And, you know, I really just am interested in how y'all are customizing for my particular situation.