Impact damage
Dock rash, collision damage and gouges repaired.
FIBERGLASS & HULL
Confidence below the surface.
Cracks, gouges, gelcoat and structural repairs, blended to match your boat.
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THE DETAILS
Sound structure. A considered finish.
A dock rash scrape, a stress crack or a hard hit on a submerged object can all let water in where it doesn't belong. We assess the damage, repair the structure underneath and finish the surface to blend with the rest of the boat.
From cosmetic gelcoat touch-ups to structural fiberglass work, the goal is the same: a sound hull that looks right.
Cracks & stress cracks
Spider cracks and stress cracks ground out and repaired.
Gelcoat repair
Chips, scratches and blisters filled, color-matched and finished.
Refinishing
Faded or damaged areas sanded, refinished and blended in.
Structural repairs
Laminate, stringer and transom issues assessed and repaired.
Waterline & keel
Damage along the waterline and keel addressed.
SIGNS IT’S TIME
When to call us.
- Visible cracks or spider cracking in the gelcoat
- Soft spots in the deck or floor
- Water getting in with no obvious source
- Chips or gouges that expose fiberglass
- Flexing or noises from the hull underway
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Your questions.
Can you color-match gelcoat?
Yes. We tint gelcoat to match your boat as closely as possible. Older or faded finishes may need polishing around the repair to blend.
Is a small crack worth fixing?
Yes. Small cracks can let water into the laminate and grow over time. Fixing them early is usually simpler and cheaper.
PLANNING YOUR SERVICE
Show us the damaged area.
Send a close photo of the damage and a wider view showing where it sits on the boat. Include its approximate size and how it happened. We’ll assess the structure and surface before recommending a repair and how to blend the surrounding finish.
Serving boat owners in San Diego and Newport Beach. Scope, access and scheduling are confirmed with your estimate.
BEFORE WE TALK
A few details help.
Share the location and size of the damage, how it happened, and whether the boat is currently in the water.
A CLEAR WAY FORWARD
Understand. Agree. Care.
Share the issue, review the options and approve the work. We explain the next step before moving ahead.
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