Newer dock stock, where the first items due are rarely the ones people expect.
On a relatively new structure the timber and framing have years left, so attention belongs on the parts that age regardless of construction quality: lift cable, control connections, and anything with a moving contact.
Newer also means the original specification is still in place, which makes it a good moment to check that bunk and cradle settings actually match the boat currently using them rather than the one the lift was set up for.
Cable and control wear, which age on time rather than on how new the structure is.
Weather arrives here before it reaches the far shore, and it arrives with the full width of the lake behind it.
Repair work on the side of the lake that takes the weather rather than shelters from it.
Exposed water shortens cable life. That is the single most useful thing to know about lifts on this side.