Industries Marine services
Websites for marine services
Boating in New England runs on a calendar: spring launch, summer repairs, fall haul-out and winter storage. I build marine sites with a page for each part of that year, so boat owners find you when they need you.
What your customers type into Google
- boat repair near me
- outboard motor repair
- boat winterization cost
- boat shrink wrap near me
- boat storage Cape Cod
- marina near me
Searches spike every spring and fall. A site with a page for each seasonal service catches those rushes.
What a marine website needs
- Seasonal servicesWinterization, shrink wrap, storage and spring commissioning each get a page.
- Engines and brandsThe engines and brands you service, so owners know you can work on their boat.
- Service requestsA form that asks for the boat, engine and location, so you can schedule without phone tag.
- Storage availabilityClear information on indoor and outdoor storage and how to reserve a spot.
- Where you areYour location, harbors served and whether you offer mobile service.
- Photos of your yard and workReal photos that show boat owners their boat is in good hands.
The pages I build for you
- Homepage
- Engine repair
- Outboard service
- Winterization
- Shrink wrap
- Indoor and outdoor storage
- Spring commissioning
- Bottom painting
- Detailing
- Mobile service
- A page for every area you serve
Your list will match your business. Slips, moorings, sales and parts get pages too if you offer them.
Example from a real client: BG Foundation Repair
Built the same way as this
I haven't built a marine site yet, so here's the one I have built. Every marine site gets the same setup: designed for the phone first, a page for every service and a page for every area you serve.
What it costs
- Homepage mockup & audit
- Free
- Website & local SEO, everything includedIntroductory rate
- $800
- Monthly subscription
- $0
- Updates later
- Hourly, only if you ask
Includes the custom design, every page you need, Google Business Profile setup and the technical SEO. How pricing works
Building for marine shops across New England
- Boston, MA
- Worcester, MA
- Springfield, MA
- Lowell, MA
- Framingham, MA
- Quincy, MA
- Brockton, MA
- New Bedford, MA
- Fall River, MA
- Cape Cod, MA
- Providence, RI
- Warwick, RI
- Hartford, CT
- New Haven, CT
- Stamford, CT
- Bridgeport, CT
- Waterbury, CT
- Manchester, NH
- Nashua, NH
- Portsmouth, NH
- Portland, ME
- Bangor, ME
- Burlington, VT
By state: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont. And anywhere else in the country.
Questions from marine shops
Our customers come back every year. Do we need a website?
Your regulars may not, but new boat owners and people new to the area search before they call. A site also makes the yearly booking rush easier to handle.
Can owners request winterization online?
Yes. A short form collects the boat and engine details and sends them to your inbox.
Can you list the brands we service?
Yes. Engine brands and certifications go where owners will see them.
What does it cost?
$800, one time, for the full build. No monthly fee. If you want seasonal changes later, I charge an hourly rate, only when you ask.