Matt was great. He worked with me on every step when he had time to explain his troubleshooting…read moreprocess and resolved an issue that had made using shore power impossible at some marinas. I was so very pleased our paths had crossed, I learned allot. From what I witnessed, Matt has the experience, the knowledge, the connections and the determination to fix some of the most daunting boat related issues. Matt was recommended by a dock crew member, when we arrived at the marina late one afternoon, this past Memorial Day. We were only staying for a few nights, so I called Matt first thing the next morning to ask for his assistance with our issue tripping the newer style shore power pedestals. As sometimes luck would have it, Matt was already at this same marina working on another boat's AC. He would only be here for that day and while he waited for the other boat's AC to cool down, he had a little time to spare. He was able to stop by and assess this ground fault issue of mine. Matt got right to work searching through our electrical wiring and in short time identified the issue of a neutral going to ground. It only took a few hours more to isolate which device these neutrals connected. Matt found that in this case it was the inverter's two neutrals that switch automatically when going from batteries to shore power. Unfortunately, the shore power pedestal's circuit breaker react much faster than this relay, so Matt devised a safe and practical solution. We are now able to use any marina's shore power, whether the pedestals are older or, now, even the newer GFIC protection circuits. He has made my travels that much more safer, with less stress and without the trouble of finding a marina with older pedestals to have shore power. As a note; usually if marinas have updated to floating docks their shore power has also installed with the newer more sensitive ground fault circuits, required by a 2020 electrical code enforcement.

I called with some electronic troubleshooting questions on my boat and what an excellent…read moreexperience. He understood the problem and helped fix it sooner than scheduled.

Kevin, was very professional and thorough in making an assessment on our Yanmar engine. Got the…read moreparts ordered right away and installed as soon as they came in. He was nice enough to give us 3 options to get us going sooner if desired. We choose the factory parts and waited 48 hours.

Truly a very professional diesel mechanic. Kevin gets the job done in a timely and efficient…read moremanner. He provides a series of alternatives and allows you to select the one that solves the problem within your budget constraints. All businesses should have this type of individual providing their services.

Unbelievable service! Steve took time to understand the problem with the hydraulic steering and…read morerepaired a botch job from another off island mechanic. All performed in record time, 2 days ahead of July 4Th weekend. I can't say enough about the total service and interest in keeping my grandkids happy while they were visiting. They all wanted to get on the boat and Steve made it happen. Thank you Steve.

This place is full of dishonesty! I wouldn't recommend this repair shop to anyone!!!…read more My boyfriend brought his jet skis here to be repaired and they went ahead and bought a ECU which they told him he needed...turns out the jet ski runs perfectly with the old one. So basically they made him pay for something they bought and something he didn't need! They don't have the right technology or equipment to repair anything!! They can't do diagnostics test because they don't have a computer to do it. so what is the point of calling yourself a boat mechanic if you can't even keep up with the times? Anyways they won't and still won't give my boyfriend his $1,200 back for something that wasn't his fault and HE DIDNT EVEN BUY IT IN THE FIRST PLACE! THEY DID! Proof that even though a place has been open for years doesn't mean that they can fix it! Captain BJ is the rudest man I've ever met. DO NOT BRING YOUR BOATS OR JET SKIS HERE!

My husband and I went here for our 3rd anniversary dinner on the recommendation of a friend. It…read morewas a bit less formal than we had anticipated....we sat outside and there were plastic cups and paper napkins. It wasn't exactly what we thought we were getting into when we booked...but I can hardly blame them for my execrations. However, the food was to die for. My husband ordered fish (caught that day according to our waiter) and I ordered the chicken (probably not caught that day). Everything was good and the view was beautiful...we walked around a little bit before and after our meal. I would go there again!

I am assuming this is the same place as the Skill Creek Boathouse, and that Skull Creek is just…read morerecent addition to the title. Depending on who you talk to, or read I guess too, this place is either a lot better now, or used to be a lot better before, but everyone seems to have an opinion, and that says something. I have been coming here for the past few years, both as a destination and a place to go after fishing. It is easy to say that I am a fan. I don't see a time that I would go to Hilton Head and not go to the boathouse. I love the outside deck and bar. A fantastic way to enjoy the water and a sunset. I have found the food to be very solid as well; especially the sashimi that they have. The service is usually pretty good, and pretty friendly. The wait can be much at times, but putting your name on the list, getting a cocktail, and playing some cornhole out by the water passes the time nicely.

Palmetto Bay Marina offers plenty of free parking, and several restaurants are also available with…read moreperfect views of the Marina for your enjoyment. If you need boat or yacht services, fuel and lift services are available. The marina also hosts a water-based activities company, a bar and other shops. It is a wonderful location to stop and spend a few hours if you are in Hilton Head.

So much fun!! Bruce, our tour guide was great. We did the guided boat tour and drove the mini…read moreboats. We enjoyed ourselves thoroughly and recommend everyone to try!

I wasn't sure my 37 inch prop was even changeable by diver, it has to weigh like 300lbs, but major…read morediving had it off in under two hours and back on in about the same. Might have cost a little more than a haul-out but talk about convenience, they dropped off and picked up the Prop from the repair shop and handled absolutely everything, didn't have to change our schedule at all.

From the owner: Majer's Diving & Salvage Inc., located in the beautiful Hilton Head Island, SC, is your go-to…read moreexpert for all marine-related needs. Specializing as a Salvage Yard, Boat Repair Shop, and General Contractor, Majer's provides a comprehensive range of services to keep your watercraft in top condition. Whether you need expert diving and salvage operations, meticulous boat repairs, or reliable general contracting services, Majer's Diving & Salvage Inc. combines skilled craftsmanship with exceptional customer service. Trust this locally-owned business for all your marine maintenance and repair needs.

So it's been a year and I've mulled over the review I would leave but recent events have solidified…read moremy thoughts. We were towed to Marine tech for a shaft issue last summer. It turned out to be cracked. They were very quick and accommodating and got us in. Everyone seemed very nice and it only took them a few days to get the work done. We even picked up our new shaft and brought it back for installation to speed things up. That being said, The final price we paid was double the initial estimate. I understand things happen so we paid it and went on our way. In addition to the repacking and reseal and the shaft installation, they installed a new 1500 gallon per hour bilge pump and float switch. Within the last couple months, it appeared that these were no longer working. I removed the bilge pump and cleaned it and attempted to reinstall. The switch was not the issue and I decided to replace the pump. When I removed the old pump and switch I noticed that they were simply screwed into the floor of the bilge with the screws that were way too long. Personally, rather than create a point for water intrusion I would've used marine adhesive and perhaps a piece of wood as a mounting plate. There was no evidence of any marine sealant around the screw and as soon as they were removed I noticed bubbles indicating that water was seeping into the floor of the bilge. Not good. Additionally, there was no in-line fuse installed from the battery to the pump. Whoever installed the bilge pump needs a refresher course. They did a nice job with the shaft but I don't know that I could recommend them in the future.

I had them come and work on my boat and made everything worse. As soon as they were done they got…read moreup and just left . I tried to call and no answers . I have no ideal if they even replaced any parts or made it worse . would not recommend at all . don't go their at all and way over priced.

10/10 experience. We books a 5 hour trip on the 28ft Gale…read moreforce boat. Seth, our captain was fantastic. We caught about 15-18 fish total and brought home 8 large Spanish mackerel. We had two young kiddos who know how to fish but haven't gotten to experience off shore ocean fishing and they were in heaven.

Shelter Cove is a great spot to stroll, shop, grab a bite to eat, or just relax along the inland…read morewaterway. We visited on a Tuesday night and caught the weekly fireworks show, which made for a fun evening. It's a lively place with beautiful views and definitely worth adding to your Hilton Head itinerary.