
Complete Wash
Best if the boat is overdue for a full reset.
- Deep exterior wash, rinse, and dry
- Interior wipe-down, vacuum, and detail
- Waterline, non-skid, and hardware attention

Every boat is different, so every estimate should be too. Share a few photos and a short description of your boat and we’ll prepare a clear, condition-based written proposal — before we schedule anything.
Prefer text? Send us a messageBuilt for boat owners, not templates
Oxidation severity, waterline staining, interior condition, dock access, and even the time of day change what a real detail should include. Any honest estimate has to reflect that — which is why we don’t quote round numbers over the phone.
Instead, we start with a short guided intake and a few photos of the areas you care about. That’s enough to read the boat’s real condition, flag anything uncertain, and build a written proposal you can review in your own time.
No pressure. No surprise upsells at the dock. Just a plan that fits your boat.
Three primary services
We’ll refine the scope with you during the estimate. You’re not locked in until you approve the proposal.

Best if the boat is overdue for a full reset.

Best if the gelcoat is dull, chalky, or oxidized.

Best if the boat looks great and you want it to stay that way.
How it works
Requesting an estimate is free and doesn’t commit you to anything. Every step lives in your secure portal, so you can pick it up whenever.
Length, model, where it’s kept, and what’s prompting the detail. A few minutes — no account required.
Hull, deck, interior, and any problem areas. Photos are the difference between a guess and a real estimate.
We read what’s actually on the boat and flag anything uncertain before pricing it.
Clear scope, honest range, and exactly what’s included — delivered to your secure portal.
Message us in the portal, adjust the scope, and approve when you’re ready. Never before.
Choose a slot that fits your marina and calendar. We confirm the details and show up prepared.
Why pricing varies
We’d rather share a range grounded in your boat’s real condition than promise a round number that changes at the dock. Once we see the boat, we tighten the range and put everything in writing before any work begins.
A 22′ center console and a 48′ motor yacht need very different labor. Length is a starting point, not the whole picture.
Fresh gelcoat cleans quickly. Chalky, oxidized finishes need correction time — and honest scope.
Light haze versus deep chalking is the single biggest price driver we see on LA hulls.
Waterline rust, tannin, and iron staining need dedicated chemistry and multiple passes to lift cleanly.
Vinyl, teak, headliner, and carpet condition all shift interior scope — and how long it takes.
Slip access, hose availability, and shore power all affect what’s realistic in one session.
Some marinas take longer to load in and out of than others. It’s more honest to reflect that up front.
Event, sale, or listing timelines occasionally require after-hours or weekend scheduling.
Wash-only, one-step polish, or multi-step correction with a long-life sealant — different scopes, different pricing.
What restoration looks like
Illustrative comparison of an oxidized, stained hull next to a corrected and protected finish. Real customer work replaces this as approved projects are published.


Where we work
We travel to your slip, mooring, dock, or driveway. If your marina is close to any of the areas on the right, we almost certainly cover it. If you’re not sure, just ask when you request an estimate — we’ll confirm before anything is booked.
Start where it hurts
Not sure which service is right? Pick the one that sounds most like your boat right now.
What you receive
Every job includes the workflow below. It’s why we built this platform in the first place.
Your estimate reflects what’s actually on your boat — not a template.
Clear scope, honest range, and everything that’s included.
Photos, messages, scope, and scheduling in one calm place.
Book an appointment that fits your marina and your calendar.
Updates so you always know exactly where things stand.
A visual record of the work — so the results speak for themselves.
Everything we did, in writing, kept in your portal for later.
How to protect the finish you paid for between visits.
Projects
We don’t publish stock photography as case studies. As approved customer jobs come in, they’ll appear here with real before-and-after documentation, scope details, and the marina context. If you’re curious what a comparable job looks like, request an estimate and we’ll walk you through similar work directly.
Answers
Yes. We come to your slip, mooring, dock, or driveway across greater Los Angeles and Southern California. During your estimate we’ll confirm access, water, and shore power for your specific location.
Boat detailing is condition-driven. Two similar boats can need very different work depending on oxidation, staining, and interior condition. A few photos and a short intake take a few minutes and produce a much more accurate proposal — one we can actually stand behind.
It depends on scope and marina availability. In most cases we can prepare an estimate within one to two business days of receiving photos, and scheduling typically follows within the same or the next week.
Yes. We regularly handle sport boats, cruisers, sailboats, and motor yachts. Larger vessels usually require a short walk-through before we finalize scope — request an estimate and we’ll coordinate the visit.
Yes — that’s our Maintenance Wash service. Weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly cadences are common in LA marinas, and we tailor the plan to how often the boat is used and where it’s kept.
It takes only a few minutes. Photos are helpful, but you can start without them.