Long Island is boating country, and a boat is a serious investment exposed to the harshest conditions around — sun, salt, and constant moisture. Here's how to keep yours looking its best.
The fiberglass gelcoat that gives a boat its shine oxidizes and chalks under UV, salt water leaves a stubborn waterline stain, and humidity breeds mildew in every seam. Left alone, an unprotected hull dulls fast and loses value.
A full boat detail covers a marine-safe wash of the hull and topsides, waterline and scum removal, gelcoat oxidation removal and compounding, polishing, and a protective marine wax or ceramic sealant — plus cleaning the vinyl, metal, and glass.
Protection is where the value is. A marine ceramic coating shields the gelcoat against salt and UV far longer than wax and makes wash-downs much easier — a real time-saver for boats kept in the water all season.
For larger vessels, yacht detailing brings the same care at scale, done right at your slip. Wherever you keep your boat around Long Island, we come to it. Get a quote based on your vessel.
At least a maintenance wash-down regularly through the season, plus a full detail with oxidation removal and protection once or twice a year. Ceramic protection reduces upkeep.
Yes — we come to your slip, dock, or trailer anywhere on Long Island. Our mobile marine setup is fully self-contained, so most work needs no haul-out.
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