Due to the price tag placed on most boats, when you finally decide to invest in one, you should expect to have it around for the long haul. There is no prettier sight than seeing a new, polished boat out on the lot. Unfortunately, the paint job on your boat will not last as long as your boat itself. Read Full Post
In all our brilliant years as humans, we’ve discovered one very important thing. Behind anything great, you need a strong back bone. While this of course, applies to the human body and spirit, in many other ways it applies to other functional things. Without all four legs of a table, it would topple over. Without the load bearing walls of a home, it would quickly collapse! Just like the backbone of our body, without the transom on a powerboat, the boat will never be seaworthy. Read Full Post
There is nothing like buying a new boat and dropping it into the water for the first time. As you ease off the trailer and lower the propeller into the water, the sound of that engine can make your heart skip a beat. Your boat looks so sleek and fresh and so you vow that you will take care of this thing. Read Full Post
Did you and your boat have a little too much fun over the summer? That boat damage that occurred out on the local water is not going to be repaired on its own. While you’re stuck indoors because of the frigid Minnesota temperatures, take advantage of this time and seek professional boat repair services, so that you and your boat will be ready to get back out on the water this spring! Read Full Post
When it comes to your boat, you don’t want to leave it with just anyone in Minnesota when repairs are needed. Letting an inexperienced repair man work on your boat because they may offer repairs at a cheaper price could end up costing you more in the long run. Read Full Post
We provide fiberglass & aluminum boat damage repair, painting, and refinishing. We do not have any mechanics on staff, and cannot provide any mechanical repairs or quotes. This includes things like trailer brakes and wheel bearings. These items should be taken to a certified mechanic.
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