the stages of measuring and design are carried out in-house given them a far greater control over the end result. Modesty has an in-house interior design department and also an upholstery company enabling them to offer a complete interior refit service. Whether to co-ordinate a project with the owner’s design team or provide a complete turn-key service they take total control from the initial concept right through to the handing over of the finished product.
With over 20 years experience crewing superyachts, Absolute Boat Care under the directorship of Duncan Sykes, understands the requirements and demands of captains and owners alike. Based in the STP shipyard the company offers a wide choice of antifoul solutions and employ a large, professional team who always have the capabilities to undertake on any job, whatever the size.
BMComposites consists of a highly professional team of managers, designers and technicians experienced in the field of composite yacht construction. This flexible and innovative team have combined
experiences that spans over three decades and includes some of the largest and most innovative composite projects attempted to date. Speaking for the firm Mark Branagh says, “We are committed to using the latest developments in carbon fibre technology and CNC tooling to ensure efficiency in production and the highest quality end product. He adds, “Our production team use the latest cloud based systems for tracking man hours and materials. Our management team have access to daily time and progress reports and can provide clients with a wealth of information.”
Set up in 1990 and known island wide as The Welding Workshop, Ruben Doñaque, a long established family run engineering business in Mallorca, offers specialised welding, metal repairs and fabrication. They work with all metals and alloys, such as stainless steel, aluminium, mild steel, copper-nickel and others.
Rubén is making sure that the family´s legacy still continues to thrive. Never turning down any jobs even no matter how small
WE ARE COMMITTED TO USING THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN CARBON FIBRE TECHNOLOGY AND CNC TOOLING TO ENSURE EXTRA EFFICIENCY
they may seem, and always providing a very ingenious and professional service, his team strives to provide the best solution and service to their customers, getting the job done as quickly as possible and producing the best quality products.
Miller Marine is an international marine consultancy providing services specialising in Marine Surveying, Naval Architecture and Project Management. They are governed by ISO quality standards, our professional institutions and the authority delegated from key Flag State Administrations and EU Notified Bodies. They have in their Mallorca base a team that can survey yachts and provide a full range of services including Condition & Pre-Purchase Surveys, Statutory Flag Surveys, Project Management, Naval
TEAK SOLUTIONS Teak Solutions was founded nearly 25 years ago and has matured from a reputable but small family firm located in San Diego to an organisation simultaneously working worldwide on projects for multiple clients. Their reputation has been earned after years of installing bullet proof decks on yachts that have stood the test of time. They are also able to rescue existing decks that have voids under them created by water ingress using their patented “RESIN INFUSION SYSTEM” which saves the client enormous outlay on a new deck. For more details Tel: +34 93 221 77 74 or visit
www.teaksolutions.com
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