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Seasons Greetings!
 Seasons greetings from Grider Hill Dock!
The crew at Grider Hill Dock would like to thank all of our customers for making 2008 such a fantastic year. We have enjoyed seeing all of our patrons this season and we will be offering even more opportunities in 2009 for everyone to enjoy your home away from home.
John Guzman has decided to retire in order to spend more time with his family and we are pleased to announce that Jim Figuerado is the new owner and executive manager of Grider Hill Dock.
Jim has over 18 years of experience in marina operations and has interests in marinas located in Tennessee including Hales Bar Marina and Resort on Nickajack Lake ( www.halesbarmarina.com), Lakeshore Marina ( www.lsmarina.com) and Harbor Lights Marina ( www.hlmarina.com), both on the Tennessee River.
Our customers will appreciate Jim's shared passion for boating and the lake life, his dedication to maintaining and improving high customer relationship standards and his thorough understanding of our customers boating needs and expectations.
Jim and the rest of the crew at Grider Hill Dock look forward to meeting each and everyone of our customers this spring at the Customer Reception Party.
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2009 Contracts Online
The 2009 Contracts are available online at the Grider Hill Dock website. The signed rental contracts and proof insurance and registration must be postmarked or returned to the marina office on or before DECEMBER 31, 2008.
Click HERE to view and download the contracts in PDF format and to view a letter that contains important information for our customers.
If you need assistance or have any questions about how to fill out your contract please contact either Sara or Francine at 1-866-387-5501 and we will be happy to assist you. |
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Construction Continues
Construction efforts to repair the damage from last spring's tornado continue. All work is on schedule and should be completed by March 2009. The new Grider Hill Green roofs look amazing. |
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Grider Hill in the News
Jim Figuerado was recently interviewed by the Clinton County News ( www.clintonnews.net). Click HERE to read a PDF of the full article. |
