Haul out in Florida or Georgia. Yard allowing Owner to work on boat

[Sunray3112]

Hello: Please let me know of any boatyards located within Florida or Georgia that allow a catamaran owner to pain the bottom and wax the hulls. Thanks

[smj]

What’s the boats beam?

[Sunray3112]

25 feet

[smj]

Catamaran Boatyard in Key Largo and maybe Crackerboy in Riviera Beach?

[SV Confianza]

Originally Posted by smj

Catamaran Boatyard in Key Largo and maybe Crackerboy in Riviera Beach?

Watch the depth at that one. Ran over a rock at high tide in the channel last year. 4.5ft depth.

Here’s the list of catamaran haul out marinas: https://torrmundi.blogspot.com/p/wid...ities.html?m=1. Don’t have knowledge of other ones that let you do your own paint though.

[Dahveed]

Originally Posted by SV Confianza

Watch the depth at that one. Ran over a rock at high tide in the channel last year. 4.5ft depth.

Here’s the list of catamaran haul out marinas: https://torrmundi.blogspot.com/p/wid...ities.html?m=1. Don’t have knowledge of other ones that let you do your own paint though.

That is an excellent resource if it's correct (and I have NO reason to think it is not correct). Thanks for sharing it.

[Capt Clark]

Hurricane Cove - Miami FL.

[Sabado]

We hauled out in Port Canaveral and would go back.

[Sunray3112]

Sincere thanks, this is very helpful.

[Sunray3112]

Thank you

[twofingerpoi]

I'm a member of Port Canaveral Yacht Club but I live in Indian Harbour Beach, so I decided to haul out and DIY at Anchorage near Eau Gallie FL, so it was an easy walk or drive. Very convenient.

https://www.anchorageyachtbasin.com/

Prices and policies were very reasonable. The service was top notch and the staff was helpful with a few questions from a novice. In fact they mixed up a small batch of barrier coat so that I didn't have to buy a full kit.

I had initially considered Cape Marina next to the club at the Port, but they wanted $1M liability insurance and that was a hassle to try to arrange, and they clearly wanted to rush me in and out.

I've also been to Westland in Titusville, but have not done any DIY there although I hear good things.

http://www.westlandmarina.com/

[smj]

Originally Posted by twofingerpoi

I'm a member of Port Canaveral Yacht Club but I live in Indian Harbour Beach, so I decided to haul out and DIY at Anchorage near Eau Gallie FL, so it was an easy walk or drive. Very convenient.



https://www.anchorageyachtbasin.com/



Prices and policies were very reasonable. The service was top notch and the staff was helpful with a few questions from a novice. In fact they mixed up a small batch of barrier coat so that I didn't have to buy a full kit.



I had initially considered Cape Marina next to the club at the Port, but they wanted $1M liability insurance and that was a hassle to try to arrange, and they clearly wanted to rush me in and out.



I've also been to Westland in Titusville, but have not done any DIY there although I hear good things.



http://www.westlandmarina.com/

Don’t think either could handle the op’s 25’ beam

[masallah 007]

Hi...
St. Augustine Marine Center.....they let you work on your boat and good resources in the immediate area

[Sunray3112]

This is very helpful. I will contact them. Thank you

[billdomb]

Originally Posted by Sunray3112

Hello: Please let me know of any boatyards located within Florida or Georgia that allow a catamaran owner to pain the bottom and wax the hulls. Thanks

Cracker Boy in West Palm Beach/Riviera Beach