Deep lots with a long walk to the water, which changes how the work gets done.
The repairs here are ordinary; the logistics are not. Where the house sits well back from the shoreline, moving heavy timber to the water becomes a planned part of the job rather than an afterthought.
This mainly affects piling work. Decking and lift repairs are largely unaffected, but a piling replacement may need to be worked from the water instead of the land, and that decision changes both schedule and price.
Access for heavy material, which can decide whether piling work runs from land or water.
A general home inspection stops at the shoreline. The dock is frequently the most expensive thing nobody looked at.
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.