MOBILE BOAT DETAILING SERVICES - MIAMI

BASIC PACKAGE (Closed Bow, Cuddies, Living Quarters)

$35/linear foot . Description:

Complete Vacuuming: Thorough vacuuming of all interior areas, including floors, seats, carpets, mats, and storage areas, to remove dust and debris.

Surface Cleaning and Sanitizing: Wiping down and sanitizing surfaces, including any interior walls, consoles, door panels, and other areas.

Window and Mirror Cleaning: Cleaning of all interior windows and mirrors for a clear, streak-free view.

Deodorizing: Elimination of odors with a deodorizing treatment, leaving a fresh and pleasant scent.

Carpet and Mat Shampooing: Deep cleaning and shampooing of carpets and floor mats to remove persistent stains and odors, restoring freshness and cleanliness.

Leather Conditioning: Application of specialized products to condition leather surfaces, protecting them from cracking and discoloration while maintaining softness and flexibility.

Upholstery Cleaning: Vacuuming to remove dust and surface dirt.

Shampooing or steam cleaning to eliminate deep stains and allergens.

Use of soft brushes and specialized products to clean upholstery without damaging materials.

Conditioning for fabric and leather to revitalize the material and extend its lifespan.

Bathroom Cleaning: Comprehensive cleaning and sanitizing of the boat or yacht's bathroom, including sinks, toilets, showers, and any other fixtures, ensuring a spotless and hygienic space.

UV Protectant Application: Application of a UV protectant on all interior surfaces to shield them from sun damage and premature wear.

Customized Solutions: Tailored services based on the specific needs of your boat or yacht's interior, with a detailed quote provided based on the selected services and vessel length.

Boat Teak Treatment

Option 1: Epoxy and Marine Varnish Treatment (Maximum Protection)

Treatment Steps:

Cleaning and sanding the wood ($150 - $300).

Deep degreasing if the wood has had teak oil previously ($50 - $100).

Application of epoxy sealer (TotalBoat Clear Penetrating Epoxy) to repair and seal the wood. Additional cost for epoxy repairs ($300 - $400).

Light sanding after the epoxy has cured ($50 - $100).

Application of multiple coats of marine varnish (TotalBoat Gleam Spar Varnish) ($300 - $400).

Intermediate sanding between coats for a smooth finish ($50 - $100).

Masking required to protect surrounding areas during the application of epoxy and varnish ($50 - $100).

Advantages: Superior protection against moisture, UV rays, and wear. Long-term durability with lower maintenance. Repairs damaged wood and reinforces weakened areas.

Total Approximate: $750 - $1,100

Option 2: Teak Oil Treatment (Natural Look and Regular Maintenance)

Treatment Steps:

Cleaning and sanding the wood ($100 - $200).

Application of teak oil to nourish and protect ($200 - $300).

Periodic reapplication of oil every 3-6 months (additional cost not included).

Masking optional to protect surrounding areas during the application of oil ($50 - $100).

Advantages: Natural, warm finish. Easy application and maintenance. Lower initial cost compared to epoxy and varnish.

Total Approximate: $300 - $500

Option 3: Modified Oil with Resin Treatment (Balance Between Protection and Natural Appearance)

Treatment Steps:

Cleaning and sanding the wood ($150 - $250).

Application of resin-modified oil to combine the properties of oil and varnish ($250 - $350).

Reapplication as per product (additional cost not included).

Masking optional to protect surrounding areas during the application of modified oil ($50 - $100).

Advantages: Natural finish with increased resistance. Less maintenance compared to pure oil. Good intermediate option between oil and varnish.

Total Approximate: $400 - $600

Inconsistency Between Oil and Varnish/Epoxy:

Teak oil soaks into the wood and leaves an oily layer that does not fully dry, which impedes good adhesion of varnish or epoxy. Applying varnish over oil results in poor adhesion and potential issues like peeling. Epoxy requires a completely dry and oil-free surface to adhere properly. Applying epoxy over teak oil without proper preparation can lead to adhesion failures.

Epoxy Repair in All Variants: Additional cost for epoxy repairs.

“The listed prices apply individually to the hull and the topside of the boat. If work is required on both parts, the cost will be double the stated rate. In the case of yachts, the topside will be charged differently, depending on the number of decks.“

BASIC PACKAGE

Wash: $10/linear foot + Protection Options

Hand Wash using pressure washer and foam cannon, Rinse & Towel Dry

Top side:

Scrubbing and treating carpets with shampoo to remove stains and odors.

Comprehensive cleaning of all cracks, crevices, cup holders, and storage compartments.

Cleaning and treating the dashboard, glove box, and console areas to maintain appearance and functionality.

Cleaning and conditioning of vinyl seats to enhance their look and durability.

Washing windshields and all other windows for a clear view.

Hand polishing and metal protection.

Protection Options:

Wax Protection: $10/linear foot

Application of wax for basic shine and protection.

Sealant Protection: $15/linear foot

Application of sealant for greater durability and protection against the elements.

Ceramic Protection: $40/linear foot

Application of ceramic coating for maximum protection, UV resistance, and long-lasting shine.

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OXIDATION REMOVAL PACKAGE

Basic Package + $20 per step per foot

To achieve an optimal finish and remove oxidation from the boat, additional steps such as sanding with different grits of sandpaper, using a buffer with heavy and medium cutting compounds, and polishing may be necessary.

The additional steps could include:

Sanding with a Random Orbital Sander and by Hand, Using Different Grits of Sandpaper:( 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1500): Depending on the Degree of Oxidation, Light Moderate or Heavy Oxidation

This process aims to remove deep imperfections in the gel coat and achieve a smooth and uniform texture.

Use of Buffer:

Used to apply heavy, medium, and polishing compounds with an orbital polisher to restore shine and remove light scratches from the boat's surfaces.

During the first visit and boat test, we will discuss the need for these additional steps and agree on a price based on the amount of work required to meet the specific needs of your boat. Additionally, we are flexible and adapt to the individual preferences of each client.

*The cleaning of the hull below the waterline has a fixed price of $10 per linear foot.*