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Gianola's Boat Canvas

5.0 (15 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Amazing quality, fast service, and friendly faces... What else is there? Highly recommend.

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“If you are looking to replace or repair a boat top or boat cover you will not find a better shop to do it.”

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Sierra Sport & Marine - The broken corner of the top of the tank, exposing the O ring and eliminating the screw.

Sierra Sport & Marine

2.1(7 reviews)
0.7 mi

Well....they DID admit that the lost screws were likely "on them", and they made it right. In…read moretruth, however, I traded in the boat and motor for a different make/model (ungraded, anyone?) and I would continue giving this business a chance in the future.

October 2, 2018, I took my twin Yamaha powered boat in because the motors would not start. I also…read morehad electrical issues at the helm that needed to be addressed. They kept the boat until March 2019 and upon picking it up, I found that they did not even look into my helm issues. When I asked him about that, the technician said they don't do that kind of work. They did find the source of the motors not starting, which was remedied with replacing the corroded fuel pumps and replacing a corroded wiring harness on the port engine. When I got home, I noticed that the CDI computer covers were both missing. I called the shop and asked him to locate them for me, but he immediately denied losing them. He had removed both of the CDIs because he was troubleshooting the electrical corrosion issue and had suspected that possibly one of the CDIs had failed. The areas where the covers were supposed to be mounted were very clean and free of grime, whereas everything around those areas was grimy. I had to purchase two covers and 8 stainless steel mounting bolts for a total of $164. After picking up the boat, I kept smelling raw fuel when I ran it and today I ran it with the cowls off of the motors. I immediately noticed fuel running out of the starboard motor from the vapor separator tank (VST), which houses the fuel pump . I shut the motor down and inspected the source of the leak. What I found was very disturbing; while changing the the fuel pump, the technician broke the top corner of the VST and attempted to conceal the damage with some sort of calking or sealant, which allowed fuel to leak past his sealant. I feel fortunate that there was not a fire or explosion from all of the fuel that was leaking into the casing. I'm not sure why the technician was not up front with me regarding the damage, because I do understand that 18 year old saltwater applications occasionally break during disassembly. I know that I would have ended up paying for the replacement part (as I have now), but why would someone send something out of the shop that is a hazard for explosion which would likely lead to serious injury and possible loss of the entire boat? That is a careless, irresponsible and unprofessional act! If you value your investment or your life, steer clear of Sierra Sport and Marine!!

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