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
Let’s be honest, no one ever wants to have to use their insurance. When you call that daunting number, it basically means that you are in a desperate attempt to repair or fix whatever may have happened to your boat. Fire, explosion, collision, dismasting, stranding, and sinking are some of the most common claims in which insurance repairs for your boat are used. Read Full Post
What better time to purchase a new boat than during the winter?! This time of year in Minnesota feels like the dead period of boating. So, while others are focusing on indoor activities during the cold winter months, consider purchasing a boat this time of year. The best time to purchase a boat is the winter/off-season. If you just purchased a boat, make sure it is in good hands until you can get it out into its natural habitat, the water. Read Full Post
There is nothing like a Sea Ray. Talk about a luxury boat! This baby can help you experience the high life in any type of water offering comfort, performance, technology and gorgeous technique. So what are you going to do if your Sea Ray isn’t seaworthy? Calling our Sea Ray Boat repair experts at Anchor Marine Repair should be the first thing that comes to mind! Read Full Post
Although our winter is just beginning, here at Anchor Marine Repair, we are focused on getting your boat repaired for the spring. If your boat was damaged last season or even damaged during a winter storm, Anchor Marine Repair can help repair your precious gem and get it looking right for spring. 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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