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Yard worker, seen from behind, working on a sailing boat's hull in a boatyard.

Be found when boat owners need a repair

When something fails on board, the owner rings the first yard they find. We work to make it yours, with every job on a job card.

Boat repair shop marketing for boatyards: be the first yard they call

An engine that will not start in July, a boat taking on water. The owner searches on their phone and opens the Google listings. If yours is half empty or your site says nothing about repairs, they ring another yard.

We set up your boatyard marketing in the order the owner meets it: your Google Business Profile and local SEO first, then a services website, then Google Ads if they pay off locally.

Before you decide, you see a prototype with your brand and photos.

What we set up for your boatyard

  • 01

    Google Business Profile and local SEO

    Categories, services, yard photos, opening hours and a link to ask for reviews.

  • 02

    Boatyard website design

    One page per service: engines, paintwork, electronics, sailmaking. It says which boats you take.

  • 03

    Call and WhatsApp in one tap

    Pinned buttons on mobile, with the first message already written.

  • 04

    Enquiry form with boat details

    Type, length, engine and fault, so you pick up the call knowing the boat.

  • 05

    Haul-out and winter storage

    For owners leaving the boat ashore: length, dates and services.

  • 06

    Spanish and English

    Both languages, with British English for UK customers.

Job cards, hours and parts on one screen

Each breakdown gets a job card with boat, engineer, hours and parts. This is the 360 Dashboard we set up for your yard, with example data.

  • One job card per boat: engineer, hours, status
  • Parts: in stock, ordered or received
  • Winter storage with services, dates and location
Example dashboard: job cards with engineer, hours, status and parts.
Screen with sample data

How we work

  1. We check how owners find you

    We search for your yard as an owner would and review your listing and site.

  2. We show you the prototype

    A website and a jobs screen with your brand, adjusted with you.

  3. We build it and train your team

    We publish the site, tidy the listing and show your team the dashboard.

  4. We tune it to your enquiries

    We see which calls and enquiries arrive and adjust the site and ads.

Frequently asked questions

How does a boatyard get found on Google?

A complete Google Business Profile, a website that says what you repair and a visible phone number. Then reviews and local SEO for your marine service company. Nobody can promise first place.

Is Google Ads worth it for a boatyard?

It depends. A well-targeted ad can bring calls, but every click costs money. If your listing and site are not ready, those come first.

Can I manage quotes, jobs and winter storage in one dashboard?

Yes: quotes and invoices prepared for Verifactu (Spain's invoicing rules), job cards, hours, parts and winter storage. Each module is added if you need it.

Does a boatyard website need to give online quotes?

A form with the boat's details and the fault, not an instant price. Few repairs are agreed without seeing the boat, so the form prepares the visit.

I already have a website. Do I have to start again?

Not always. Depending on how it was built, we add service pages and the enquiry form. If you replace it, we redirect the old addresses.

What does it cost, how long does it take and who maintains it?

With the prototype in front of you, we quote a price and timescale in writing. Start before the season if you can. Your team edits text and photos in a simple editor, or we do. We handle technical maintenance.

See your boatyard online before you decide

Tell us what you repair and in which harbour. We show you a prototype with your brand, no obligation.

+34 639 568 353[email protected]

With country code, for example +44 7700 900000

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