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Marine Fiberglassing Services

The structural work beneath the finish — repairing and rebuilding fiberglass hulls, decks and transoms so they're sound for years, not just patched over.

Gel Coat Repair

Chips, cracks, scratches and stress marks in the outer gelcoat layer, filled and color-matched so the repair disappears into the surrounding finish.

Fiberglass Repair

Structural fiberglass work — punctures, delamination and impact damage — rebuilt in layers to restore the strength and shape of the original laminate.

Core Replacement

When water gets into a cored deck, hull or stringer, the saturated core has to come out. We cut back to sound material, dry the laminate, and rebuild with new coring properly bonded in.

Transom Rebuilds

Transoms take a beating — outboard stress, standing water, rotted plywood core. We cut out the old core, rebuild with marine-grade plywood, and re-glass to original spec.

Recent work

Marine Fiberglassing Services in action

Rotted plywood transom core exposed from inside the cockpit, tools and shop vac staged for the cutout.1 / 4

Transom Rebuild — 18' Center Console

A soft, rotted transom core cut open, vacuumed clean, and rebuilt with a fresh marine-ply core — clamped and bedded in ahead of glassing.

Rotted transom core exposed on a York Harbor center console, wiring harness routed along the top edge.1 / 2

Transom Rebuild — York Harbor

A rotted transom core opened up, rebuilt, faired and painted — back to a solid, sound transom.

Rotted transom core exposed in the engine well, wiring harness bundled above the opening.1 / 2

Transom Rebuild — Inboard Skiff

Another transom core replacement, from rotted plywood to a rebuilt structure sealed in epoxy and ready for hardware.

Old rotted plywood deck exposed inside the aluminum hull before replacement.1 / 2

Deck Replacement — Aluminum Skiff

A stripped-out aluminum skiff down to its old, rotted plywood deck, then rebuilt with new decking, carpet, console, seating and electronics.

Bow foredeck with a sanded, faired repair patch around a trolling-motor mount.1 / 2

Fiberglass Repair — Bow Mount

A foredeck repair around a new trolling-motor mount, faired smooth and finished to match the surrounding deck.

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Whether it’s a single repair or a full restoration, we’ll talk through the work and what it takes to keep her right.