Teak Deck Restoration & Synthetic Decking Across Florida Marinas & Private Docks
Operating a vessel in Florida's subtropical waters exposes propulsion, electrical, and hull systems to UV-degraded black polysulfide seams lifting from teak grooves, water intrusion into balsa/foam sub-decks, and raised grain splinters. Our mobile marine specialists execute teak deck restoration & synthetic decking under strict Two-Part Acid-Free Teak Brightening & TDS SIS440 Seam Engineering for Teakdecking Systems (TDS), Sikaflex 290DC, Semco, SeaDek & Esthec, delivering turnkey dockside and boatyard support from Fort Lauderdale and Miami to Palm Beach and Tampa Bay.
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Direct dispatch to private docks, yacht clubs, and commercial boatyards across Florida.
How We Execute Teak Deck Restoration & Synthetic Decking
Every service call is documented with timestamped digital photographs, part serial numbers, and fluid/torque logs that satisfy marine underwriters and OEM warranty registries.
Cross-Grain Acid-Free Cleaning & Brightening
Removing grey UV oxidation and embedded mildew across swim platforms, cockpits, and side decks without eroding soft teak fibers.
Seam Reefing & Sikaflex/TDS Recaulking
Reefing out failed caulking, routing seam depth, priming grooves, and injecting UV-stable marine elastomer caulking.
Precision Dustless Fine-Grit Fairing
Flush-shaving cured seam crowns and orbital sanding with 80–120 grit abrasives to restore a velvet-smooth, level Burmese teak profile.
Digital Prodim Templating for SeaDek / Esthec
3D laser/digital templating of cockpit soles and flybridges for custom CNC-routed faux-teak EVA or composite marine decking.
Vessel LOA Pricing Matrix
| 30ft – 45ft Center Console / Express | $1,200 – $3,800 |
| 46ft – 65ft Flybridge / Motor Yacht | $3,900 – $11,500 |
| 66ft – 110ft+ Sportfish / Superyacht | $12,500 – $38,000+ |
Select Your Florida Marina, Island or Waterfront Harbor
Direct mobile dispatch to private residential seawalls, yacht clubs, and commercial boatyards across Florida's four primary yachting corridors.