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I just had Richard, the owner of Local Marine Repair, (321) 586-1867, fix my jet ski on site. He…read morewas Five Star in every respect. He is knowledgeable, professional, and even follows up when he is on his way to make a scheduled appointment! You will not be disappointed in calling him for boat repairs.

High Tide Marine Maintenance did an outstanding job reconditioning my boat paint! And the price was…read morevery reasonable! Highly recommended Brevard County! The professionalism and care was second to none! Cannot say enough goodness about this experience!

Outstanding job on our boat. Came to the marina late Friday afternoon, drove to the store to get…read morethe parts and promptly fixed our electrical problem by 7:30. super proficient and reasonably priced. Highly recommend.

Tiffany and the whole gang at Brevard Maribe have been very nice and accomodating. High Quality…read morerepairs and great communication. No Complaints here.

Great people. Very nice. Unfortunately that is the only positive thing I can say about the…read moremechanics at Mullis Marine. The employees, as nice as they are, have absolutely NO clue as to what they are doing. If you want to take your boat into a shop several times and each time be told that "we fixed it" only to find that they did nothing at all to fix it, then take your boat there. What a waste of $#%^ing time.

Do not trust Mullins Marine. The employees are not trained or knowledgeable. They normally do not…read morecomplete the task you pay for leaving parts laying around in your boat. The also preform work Not needed and shifty work at best.

When I bought my used 2008 SeaRay from an individual in 2010, I brought it to MarineMax Cocoa for…read morea bow to stern inspection and service. It was a good experience. In 2013, I brought my boat to MarineMax Cocoa to have exhausts and risers replace. It was expensive and took much longer that estimated; but, everything worked. I recently brought my boat back in for service and diagnostics ... it was overheating. First thing I noticed is that it was a new team. After days of looking, they were able to find records of my boat and did some diagnostics. Alan Larose gave me the news ... with the style of the proverbial used car salesman, he went on and on about how a 15 year old boat used in salt water needs a new motor and that trying to fix this motor would be a lot of labor .... finally, he took a breath allowing me to get a word in just enough to point out that my 2008 boat was 10 years old. Without missing a beat, he claimed there was no difference ... the story was the same ... he continued to bully me into picking between an open check for labor to fix the motor or spend $17K on a repower. In a very condescending tone, he said he was trying to "educate me on boating in salt water" (Ive owned Sea Rays longer than this guy has lived). I excused myself from his store and said I need to think on it. I came back a few days later to pick up my boat for a second opinion. They released it to me once I paid the $350 bill ... though the engine belt was off and spark plugs lay in the bilge. The good news is that all that was wrong was a water pump. I had the engine serviced and pump replaced by Tom Houser and she is running great .... cost was $1500. Come on SeaRay ... we deserve better.