Detailing and ceramic coating come to you — driveway, storage unit, or wherever the boat actually lives. Yacht Armor film installs happen at our Bluffdale shop, where we can control the environment.
Jordanelle and Deer Creek are right here, which is why this is some of our busiest territory. These boats log more days on the water than anything down in the valley.
Fifteen minutes from either lake. The highest-use boats we service, and the most hard-water cycles per season.
Deer Creek's home town. Lots of second homes and seasonal owners, which means boats that sit between weekends.
7,000 feet, newer boats, darker gelcoat. The highest UV load of anywhere we work.
Utah Lake is the most demanding water in the state for a hull — shallow, warm, heavy with minerals and sediment, and prone to summer algae.
Right on the lake. Waterline staining and mineral scum are the specialty here.
Ten minutes from Utah Lake, forty-five from Jordanelle. More highway miles than most.
Wind, dust, and outdoor storage. Swirl marks from dry-wiping are the common problem.
Well-kept boats that still spot, because hard water beats good intentions.
Our shop is here, so these are our closest and fastest jobs.
Home. Our shop is here — come see a film install in person before you commit.
Ten minutes from the shop. Mixed water, plenty of highway miles.
Canyon access and canyon weather. Road salt is the underrated problem here.
We service boats headed to Jordanelle, Deer Creek, Utah Lake, Bear Lake, Pineview, Rockport, Echo, and Lake Powell. Every one leaves something different on a hull, and after a while you learn to tell them apart by what's on the gelcoat.
Don't see your town? Call anyway — we cover more ground than this list, especially for film work where you'd be coming to the shop regardless.