Yacht Detailing Questions, Answered

No. Once dock access, the correct slip and any gate information are confirmed, most dockside work can be completed while you are away.

Yacht length is the starting point. Condition, access, hull color, requested service and preparation needs determine the final scope.

Yes. Our regular routes include Key Largo, Islamorada, Tavernier, Plantation Key and nearby Florida Keys marinas.

Yes. Recurring wash and protection plans can be tailored to where the yacht is kept and how often it is used.

No. Hull and waterline service is limited to accessible above-waterline surfaces. We do not dive or clean propellers, shafts or thru-hulls.

Cabin detailing is billed at $100 per hour and includes vacuuming and wiping down interior surfaces. Carpet extraction, steam cleaning and mold or mildew removal are quoted separately.

Yes. Canvas, enclosure and isinglass cleaning are available, including isinglass oxidation removal when appropriate.

Our product selection includes Starke Yacht Care, Dura Coat Technologies, Starbrite, Presta and Rejex, with products and techniques selected for the vessel material and condition.

Please confirm access to the vessel, the correct slip and available marina water before the appointment.

With maintenance about every 28 days, coating systems have shown up to seven years in minimal-UV environments. Actual longevity varies with UV, preparation, use and maintenance, so it is not a fixed warranty.

Yes. Trailer service is available. Boat lifts and dock equipment are not serviced.

For most vessels kept outdoors or in the water full time, a washdown every two to three weeks helps prevent salt and UV from getting ahead of you.

Longevity depends on the coating, preparation, sun exposure and maintenance plan. We will recommend a practical approach for your vessel rather than making a one-size-fits-all promise.