Boatyard FAQ's
Unfortunately, no. We are not insured to cover DIY work in the yard.
Yes! General maintenance on outdrives and outboards.
Yes, we subcontract to approved contractors.
No, we do not have a public boat ramp/launch, but there is a public launch in the Harbor
Yes, by appointment only. Our hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 to 4:30.
Yes, we have excellent mechanics on staff who do a wide variety of mechanical repairs.
Generally, this information is provided by the boat's manufacturer, however you are responsible for showing us where to place the Travelift straps on your boat and informing us of any obstructions such as transducers.
Find out where the lifting points are and the approximate weight of the boat. Bring in all fenders, equipment and lines which might become tangled with the lifting straps. You may also wish to pull up protruding speed logs.
You are typically expected to be present to oversee the lift or launch. However, this is not required.
We do allow pre-approved, qualified outside contractors to perform work in our yard, but they may not apply bottom paint. They must show proof of insurance and a copy of their business license. Under no circumstances do we allow DIY.
No, our staff will block and support your boat, supply and ladder and move boat stands as required. Your safety, the safety of others, and the safety of the boats in our yard is our biggest concern.
Yes, but please note that all children in or about the yard, including the marina floats, must be accompanied by an adult and must wear life jackets while on the floats.
Power is available in the yard for your boat and tools. It is, however not available for recharging your automobile. Please inform the office before plugging in. You will be charged a nominal daily fee for using power.
Washing your boat’s bottom can only be done by the yard staff. We are an environmentally minded yard and comply with the State of Washington’s “Best Management Practices” for boatyards. We must make sure all waste water is gathered and treated.
No. Only authorized yard personnel are allowed to perform this action.
You, as the boat owner, are responsible for the safety, upkeep and maintenance of your boat at all times and in particular before, during or after storms, heavy winds, rain or snow, etc. All boats must be insured to make a reservation.
No. We do not loan out or supply tools. Under no circumstances do we allow DIY.
No - raising sails, climbing the mast or removing standing rigging while your boat is in the yard is not allowed for safety reasons. Under no circumstances do we allow DIY.