Mobile Boat Detailing
Professional mobile detailing for the Delaware beaches - Lewes, Rehoboth, Bethany, and Fenwick Island. I come to your marina with everything needed to restore and protect your boat.
From the Delaware Bay at Lewes to the Inland Bays of Rehoboth, Indian River, and Little Assawoman - I provide professional boat detailing throughout coastal Delaware. Whether you're running offshore from Indian River Inlet or cruising the quiet waters of Rehoboth Bay, I'll keep your boat looking its best.
I'm a Starke Yacht Care certified detailer with USCG captain credentials and boat building experience. I understand what your hull goes through in these waters and how to protect it properly.
Thorough wash with salt removal and decontamination. Ideal for regular maintenance throughout the season.
$6.50-$12.50/ft
Multi-stage oxidation removal and polishing to restore faded, chalky gel coat to a deep shine.
$15-$25/ft per step
Starke Kraken marine ceramic provides 12-24 months of protection against UV, salt, and oxidation.
$75-$125/ft
Vinyl treatment, mold removal, metal polishing, and complete interior restoration.
$100/hour
All pricing based on inspection. See the full pricing guide
I come to marinas, boat lifts, and private docks throughout coastal Delaware
How much does boat detailing cost in Delaware?
Boat detailing in Delaware typically costs $160-$375 for wash and dry (25-30' boat), $800-$2,000 for correction with sealant, or $4,000-$8,000+ for full restoration with ceramic coating. Pricing is per-step based on your boat's actual condition, determined after a free inspection.
Do you service boats at Indian River and Rehoboth Bay?
Yes, I service boats throughout the Delaware Inland Bays including Indian River Bay, Rehoboth Bay, and Little Assawoman Bay. I also work at marinas in Lewes and the Delaware Bay. I'm fully mobile and come to your marina, boat lift, or driveway.
What's the difference between bay boats and ocean boats for detailing?
Bay boats in Delaware's inland waters generally experience less harsh conditions than ocean-running boats. The salt concentration is lower and UV exposure can be less intense. This often means less aggressive oxidation and potentially lower costs. However, every boat is different - I assess yours individually.
Do you detail boats in Lewes near the Cape May ferry?
Yes, I service boats throughout Lewes including at the Lewes Harbour Marina, and in the Delaware Bay area. The ferry traffic means your boat sees more salt spray, so I often recommend ceramic coating for boats kept in that area.
I'll come to your marina, assess your boat's condition, and give you an honest recommendation - no pressure, no upselling.
Schedule Free Assessment (302) 853-2853