The memories of an awesome summer spent in your boat on the water are starting to fade just a bit as winter approaches. In fact, you may already be looking forward to those first beautiful days of spring when you can finally head back to water! But, keep in mind, winter is not all bad… Read Full Post
It’s been another successful boating season for you and your pontoon boat. Looking back on the fishing trips, parties, holidays and leisure strolls on the lake, 2015 was another successful year with your prized possession, pontoon boat. Read Full Post
Whether you are headed out to hunt waterfowl, doing some autumn fishing or simply enjoying the fall colors, your Aluminum Boat should be up to the adventure. They are some of the most durable boats used in Minnesota and Wisconsin. But, even the best boats can be damaged by dragging, trailering, age, collisions or bad weather. Read Full Post
If you are a Mastercraft boat owner, you likely have a clear and intense love of the water and of boating in general. Your Mastercraft boat has the perfect mix of function and luxury and is always a top of the line performer. Read Full Post
Even though summer feels like it just ended, winter is around the corner and it is the perfect time to make plans to winterize your home, your vehicle(s) and your boat. Minnesota winters are particularly intense and cold and there are many things to do to get ready before the frigid temperatures set in. Read Full Post
Has your boat recently been in an accident or sustained damage from a recent storm or collision with a dock? Or does your boat need a few minor repairs after normal use? Anchor Marine Repair is the premiere boat renovation and repair shop in the entire Minnesota area. We can get you back out on the water quickly, with repairs often leaving your boat in better condition than before the accident. 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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