SERVICE


Lift & block/cradle, wash and relaunch (travel hoist)


Lift onto transport


Launch off transport or relaunch from ashore


Storage ashore Winter afloat Quick lift Pressure wash


Racing scrubs (lightly fouled)


WHAT WE D0 FOR YOU...


Included in this service is the lifting, wash, store for a week and re-launch upon your request.


This service includes lifting your boat onto transport


Safely removing your boat off of trans- port using our travel hoist


Stay ashore in our safe and secure yard with access to electricity and water.


Stay afloat over winter (1st Oct – 31st Mar) on our sheltered and safe marina.


Hold in slings for one hour and relaunch.


Most boats or badly fouled boats


Lift, pressure wash, relaunch+ sling move


CONDITIONS


PRICE EXCL VAT


Any boat or style £42 per metre Any boat or style £19 per metre Any boat or style £16 per metre All year round


£7 per metre, per week


Any boat or style £20 per metre, per month


All year round £19 per metre


Any boat or style £7 per metre or £10 per metre if badly fouled


Yachts up to 12 metres Motor boats up to 12 metres


Hoist crane & driver Yacht masts – stepping & unstepping Up to 12m (over 12m P.O.A)


Small/trailered boats Under 6m. Lift onto trailer


2 tonne hoist – crane & driver


e.g. removal & installation of engines (each way)


Illustrative costs – Lift & block/cradle, wash and relaunch – one week ashore, including VAT


8m boat 10m boat 12m boat 15m boat


£403.20 £504.00 £604.80 £756.00


HAULING 21


Assumes trailer is set up for boat


£130


£130 + £7 per metre


£100 £65 £55


Electricity - All boats staying longer than one week must have a metered lead and will be charged at the unit charge promulgated at the time.


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