From the Pocket to Sandsprit Park — we bring the shop to your boat.
Port Salerno is one of the last real fishing villages on the Treasure Coast. The Manatee Pocket — the Pocket, if you're local — is packed with boats that actually get used: commercial rigs, charter boats, center consoles that run the inlet every weekend they can.
Boats that work need a mechanic who works around them. Every service we do is mobile — at your slip in the Pocket, at your dock, at the Sandsprit Park ramp, or in your driveway. No hauling your boat across the county and losing a week of fishing while it sits in a queue.
High-hour engines are our normal. Charter and commercial boats stack up hours fast, and the maintenance schedule runs on hours, not months — a busy season can put an engine through two service intervals. We handle 100-hour services, water pumps, lower units, fuel systems, and diagnostics on Yamaha, Mercury, and Suzuki outboards.
The Pocket's calm, protected water is easy on hulls but not on engines — boats that sit in warm salt water year-round eat anodes and impellers. And with the St. Lucie Inlet right outside, most Port Salerno boats split time between the calm and genuine offshore running. We service accordingly.
This is a serious boat town — the Chapman School of Seamanship is right up the road, and half the docks in the Pocket belong to people who've forgotten more about boats than most mechanics learn. We're comfortable with that. You're welcome to watch every step, ask anything, and check the old parts before we take them away. Written record with every service.
Everything we do, we do at your slip or dock in Port Salerno. Pick a service to see full details.
Yes — slips, moorings we can reach from a dock, and private docks throughout the Pocket. It's some of our most regular water. We also meet boats at the Sandsprit Park ramp if that's easier for you.
Yes. High-hour engines on tight schedules are what mobile service is built for. We can work around your trip calendar — early mornings and between-charter windows included. Ask about a maintenance schedule that keeps your downtime predictable.
We're based in Port St. Lucie, roughly 30 minutes out. Scheduled work is usually within 2–5 business days. If you've got trips booked and an engine acting up, call (561) 602-1177 — we prioritize boats that earn their living.
Yes. Oil and filter, gear lube, impeller inspection, plugs, fuel filter, greasing, anodes, prop check — the complete factory interval, done at the slip. The boat never has to leave the Pocket.
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