Exterior detail
Hull, topside, hardtop, non-skid and hardware. The full above-water package, cut to whatever the gelcoat actually needs.

Services
And a fair amount below it. All of it done where the boat already is.
Hull, topside, hardtop, non-skid and hardware. The full above-water package, cut to whatever the gelcoat actually needs.
Multi-stage correction, then a coating that holds gloss and makes wash days short for years rather than months.
Chalky, flat, past-caring gelcoat brought back. The job everybody assumes needs paint, and usually does not.
Upholstery, headliners, carpet, cabinetry and refrigeration. Mildew treated at the source, not perfumed.
Cleaned, brightened, then oiled or sealed. Varnish work by arrangement once we have seen the wood.
Weekly, biweekly or monthly. Priced per visit, cancel whenever, and the boat never gets far enough gone to need correction.
Maintenance
Correction is expensive because it is skilled, slow and physical. Washing is none of those things. A boat on a standing wash program effectively never oxidises, which means the big-ticket work stops appearing on your calendar altogether.
Programs run weekly, biweekly or monthly, are priced per visit, and stop whenever you say so. There is no contract to get out of because there is no contract.
Ask about a program
Packages
The variable is condition. Length sets the arithmetic, condition sets the tier.
from$22per foot
Salt off, shine back. The standing appointment that keeps a boat from ever needing the expensive work.
from$38per foot
Machine compound to pull the chalk out of tired gelcoat, then a sealant that survives a Florida summer.
from$95per foot
Full paint correction, then a coating that stops doing this to you every spring.
Questions
By the foot, then adjusted for condition. A well-kept boat at the bottom of a tier and a chalked one at the top are not the same job, so the rates here are starting points. You get a real number after we see it, before we start.
For everything above the waterline, no. We work in the slip, on the lift, in the dry stack or in your driveway.
Longer than wax by a wide margin, and it still depends on whether the boat lives in the sun and how it gets washed. Coatings fail from bad maintenance far more often than from age, which is why the annual inspection is in the price.
No. The van carries both. If shore power is there we will happily use it.
Send a photo of the hull side in daylight. We can usually tell from that.
Send it over