Our wet summer last year is just a memory and our kind winter is now aproaching spring with new season ahead of us, however this is the time to think about  what work needs to be done to prepare your boat for this years cruising and think about spending money, oh how horrible. Your boat will need to be antifouled to increase its speed through the water and save on fuel costs and a polish will retain its value (a refinishing paint job may well increase its value). Essentially the engine will need to be serviced so please book your work now to avoid disappointment as the coming spring is a very busy time for us.

 Remember that we are the top boat repair and maintenance company in the south west of Engand and the customers who keep coming back to us are a testament  of our  success.

Our little workshop at the bottom of the car park at mayflower Marina has just been refurbished with a new roof and double glazing so you can pop down and have a talk to us about your requirements, advice and coffee are free and we love a chat.

A little bit of humour;

Well I try hard to insert some humour on these pages, but of course, boat repair and maintenance is a very serious business, however;

Thanks to our customer captain Peter, his first officer Paul and the overall boss Pearl of the mighty vessel Castoff I have now updated this site and addressed the issues raised by them regarding fonts and more regular updates.

 Ian together with his engineering skills has been found to have an amazing ability to stir paint and Gary now allows him to stir the paint used for refinishing. We think he learnt his skills from his  many years of coffee making and stirring the powdered milk into the cup without lumps floating to the surface.

Mick has learnt how to squeeze into very small spaces but we have the marina crane on standby to get him out and if you want him to pebble dash your deck with his previous meal it is easily acheived by a passing wave whilst on sea trials.

Mark is a recent temporary addition to our workforce who specialises in varnishing and restoration but has skills in many other fields. We will publish photos of him at work as soon as we can find one.

Some good news;

Gary  has now put his caravan into hibernation for the winter so delays on the A38 are now much less likely so please use this oportunity to visit us and discuss your needs.