Mobile Marine-Grade Boat Detailing

Welcome to the best part of getting ready for the water.

We know how much you enjoy your boat, but handling the actual boat detailing is a totally different story. A professional service team like ours works on watercraft every single day.

This daily work has taught us exactly what actually protects fiberglass in our harsh local climate. We are excited to share a few practical tricks with you.

You probably want to spend less time scrubbing and more time enjoying the sunshine.

Lake Lowell, Lucky Peak, Snake River: same brutal environment

Local boats face a very different challenge compared to coastal saltwater rigs. Our regional lakes share a uniquely harsh environment that demands tough protection.

The Hidden Dangers in Local Waters

The freshwater here comes from the Snake River Plain aquifer. This water supply is heavily loaded with dissolved calcium and magnesium. These specific hard minerals bake into gel coats and create stubborn spots. You need a strong barrier that stops this bonding process before it permanently ruins your finish.

Sunlight causes just as much trouble for local boaters. The UV index around Boise regularly peaks at a level 7 or higher during summer afternoons. Ultraviolet light at our altitude is incredibly aggressive, which breaks down clear coats quickly and causes severe oxidation.

Many local boats also spend the offseason sitting in outdoor storage. This leaves their exterior surfaces entirely unprotected against wind-driven dust and spring pollen.

The Ceramic Solution

We recommend marine ceramic coating as a highly practical solution to all these problems. This specialized protective layer completely blocks the damaging UV component.

Our clients find that stubborn mineral deposits release easily with a simple, basic wash. You will dramatically reduce the backbreaking labor needed for your annual maintenance.

Before applying a coating, it helps to understand why it outperforms older methods. Traditional waxes break down rapidly in the Idaho sun. The 2026 industry data makes the choice pretty clear for anyone wanting long-term protection.

What we offer

Here is exactly how we get your boat ready for the water. Our process tackles the specific environmental challenges of Idaho lakes.

• Pre-season wash and wax: This crucial first step removes stubborn storage residue. We inspect your gel coat closely and apply a dedicated marine sealant. Getting this done in March or April guarantees your boat is protected before the season even starts.
• Hull restoration: This intensive oxidation removal compound work is for boats that have been neglected. We use professional-grade products, like the 3M Perfect-It system, to carefully remove the damaged top layer. This brings back the original gloss and perfectly preps the fiberglass for marine ceramic.
• Marine ceramic coating: You can expect 2 to 5 years of multi-year protection from this service. These coatings use the same chemistry family as automotive ceramic. They are formulated specifically for intense marine UV and continuous water immersion.
• Pre-storage prep: We thoroughly wash, wax, inspect, and protect your vessel before September or October storage.

Pricing always depends on your specific vessel. We quote everything per foot because there is simply too much variance in boat configuration to publish a flat rate. A wakeboard boat requires a totally different approach than a pontoon, a ski boat, or a large cabin cruiser.

Most boat detailing jobs land between $300 and $2,500. Reach out for a custom quote today. We can get your boat looking brand new again.