The original decking caulk had started to deteriorate and break into small pieces. The solution was to completely remove all the old caulk and re-caulk. This required completely cleaning out the old seams to ensure a good bond. An intense…
This Dutch built cruiser had the original factory installed teak decks. Overall the decks were in decent shape with adequate thickness. They had just been sanded incorrectly in a number of locations. The owner made the decision to have the…
Additional dry rot was found in the center bulkhead. This required demoing the master closet and disassembling the aft portion of the salon. The goal was not to alter the original aesthetics of the boat. Care was taken during demo…
The spray rails on this boat had seen better days. The port side was starting to separate from the hull. Starboard side was badly rotten with extensive worm damage. The decision was made to repair the port side and replace…
Phase #1 Shower RebuildA faulty sliding window had allowed rain water to cause significant rot damage to the shower walls and floor. All rot was cut out of the shower and surrounding areas. New marine grade ply and solid mahogany…
This boat was in great condition overall. It had spent its whole life in Canada on fresh water. The new owners were committed to make the perfect live-aboard out of her. First priority, was to reconfigure the forward cabin into…
The boat owner was looking to increase storage space and improve the aesthetics of the galley. Over the years poorly built, non-matching woodwork had found it's way on board. This would all be demoed to achieve the owners goal of…
Simple project of fabricating teak accent pieces to be installed and finished by the owner. This required making patterns to capture the existing dimensions and rod holder angles. 1" material milled down to less than 3/4". Should really make the…
