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Old 04-04-2010, 09:48   #1
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Boat Storage and DIY Yards in Florida

Hi, I was hoping to hear from anyone about where they store their boat in Florida. I am looking for a reasonable dry storage rate for the summer at a DIY yard and would consider either the east or west coast. I would appreciate any info as far as pricing and services offered, thanks.
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Old 04-04-2010, 10:26   #2
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Not too many DIY yards left in S FL as far as I know. Playboy in Dania is the only one I can think of.

N FL Green Cove Springs Marina on the St Johns River is a good spot. Haven't been around the west coast on a boat for a while.

Have you tried Active Captain website? It has a very extensive database of Marinas all over the US.

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Old 04-04-2010, 11:35   #3
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Old Island Boatworks, Stock Island $10 ft 30$day. Salt Creek Boatworks, $10 ft +- $30 day. Glades boatyard on Okachobee waterway. Cheap don't have rates
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After looking at the other rates Green Cove Springs is looking good.

Haul, pressure wash and launch $4.75/ft (add $0.75/ft if bottom need scraping). Blocking $48-$83 depending on boat length.

Yard rate in work area with water and electric $0.40/ft/day. Storage $4/ft/month
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Old 05-04-2010, 13:55   #6
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Robbies here on Stock Island, Key West, has lots of boats on the hard with folks doing their own work. I've just been here a few months and I'll be moving on but I'm real impressed with this place.
It is Key West, so other places in Florida might be cheaper.
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Old 06-04-2010, 07:41   #7
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Oasis Boat Yard St Augustine

We had our cat hauled last Dec at Oasis Boat yard in St. Augustine. It is a DIY yard and the people running the place were great. They hauled, pressure washed and blocked, I painted. Not the best way to spend Christmas vacation, but saved a bunch of money!

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Old 06-04-2010, 08:57   #8
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Just painted the bottom (last week) at Cape Marina, Port Canaveral. I thought the price was reasonable when taking into consideration the location, availability of stores, services, etc. I also like their professionalism - it has been consistently good during the numerous times I have used the yard (about 10 bottom jobs)

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