Full Boat & Yacht Detailing

Bow to stern, nothing skipped

A full detail is the reset. We work through the hull, deck, windows and metal, then the inside of the boat, taking out oxidation and stains as we go. It finishes with a protective coating so the result lasts on the water, not just on the day we leave.

It suits a boat that has gone a while without proper care, or one that needs to look its best for an event, a charter season or a sale. Plenty of owners start here, then move to a wash plan to keep it that way.

Why it matters in South Florida

Salt dries on every surface, and the sun bakes it in. Left alone, gel coat turns chalky, stainless spots and windows haze. Regular detailing protects the finish and the value of the boat, and it costs far less than repairing a surface that has been neglected for years.

Common questions

How long does a full detail take?

It depends on the size of the boat and its condition. We will give you a clear time frame when we see it.

Do I need to bring the boat anywhere?

No. We come to your dock, lift or marina.

What size boats do you work on?

From a 30-footer to a 100-foot yacht, every surface gets the same patience. If yours is larger, call us and we will talk it through.