Marine Services Directory
Rigging Solutions We are a locally based company owned by Barry Hollis, specialising in Marine and Architectural rigging. Based in our workshops at Noss Marina, Kingswear as well as a barge on the River Dart with a crane for lifting rigs on smaller yachts. We have a wealth of experience from over 40 years in all aspects of yacht rigging from racing to classic yachts and yacht construction and project management all over the world. We strive to make the best use of what equipment you already have, instead of replacing rigging unnecessarily. We are also independent of any spar or
hardware manufacturer ensuring you get the most suitable product for your needs. We can work on boats anywhere on the River Dart accessible by launch or ashore accessible by road. Call us on 01803 833094 or 07977 451197.
Sea Start Sea Start provides fast-response marine
breakdown service to sailors and motor boat owners on the south coast of England and
shoreside assistance on the north coast of France and the Channel Islands.
Sea Start operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year, day or night.
• Unlimited callouts. • Home berth assistance. • Fouled propeller clearance. • Attendance up to 3 miles offshore.
• Technical assistance by phone, worldwide.
Sea Start will tow your boat to a nearest
safe refuge if the repair cannot be carried out alongside. Membership costs from £139.50 per annum. Please call Sea Start on 01489 557364 for details.
Southern Marine Surveys I take pride in providing modern, helpful and clear
boat and yacht surveys, that assist you with the purchase and maintenance of your pride and joy! I am a fully qualified Small Craft and Yacht Surveyor, a Full Member of the British Marine
Dartmouth, England
Call us now to view the factory & take a sea trial
ribeye.co.uk
@ribeyeboats ribeyeboats
01803 832060 Ribeye Boats
hello@ribeye.co.uk @RibeyeLtd ribeyeboats
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