CAY MARINE INC.

Cay Marine Inc. is a yacht service and repair company headquartered in Miami, Florida. Founded in 1993, the company has developed a strong reputation in the marine industry for providing high-quality services for a variety of vessels, including motor yachts, sports fishing boats, and luxury yachts.


Key Services Offered:



  1. Refits and Repairs: Cay Marine specializes in comprehensive refit projects, including structural and cosmetic alterations, as well as mechanical and electrical upgrades. Their experience extends to all types of vessel repairs, from minor fixes to major overhauls.



  2. Custom Fabrication: The company is known for its custom fabrication abilities, including fiberglass work, metalwork, and carpentry. They can create custom solutions tailored to the specific needs and tastes of yacht owners.



  3. Mechanical and Electrical Work: Cay Marine provides extensive mechanical and electrical services, which include engine repairs and rebuilds, generator services, and the installation and maintenance of electrical systems.



  4. Painting and Finishing: The company offers premium painting and finishing services to ensure that yachts look their best. This includes hull painting, varnishing, and applying protective coatings.



  5. Interior and Exterior Upgrades: They handle upgrades and modifications both in the interior of the yacht and on the exterior. This can involve new layouts, interior décor changes, and adding new features or amenities.



  6. Hurricane Preparation and Storage: Understanding the risks posed by hurricanes in Florida, Cay Marine also offers storm preparation services and secure storage solutions to protect yachts during bad weather.




The company prides itself on its experienced staff, quality craftsmanship, and customer-centric approach. Their skilled team includes marine engineers, certified technicians, and craftsmen who are dedicated to ensuring the highest standards of service. This combination of expertise and commitment has helped Cay Marine Inc. build a loyal client base and a strong reputation within the yachting community.


Products

Full service boatyard with 70 ton Travel Lift & 2 Enclosed paint booths. Specializing Awlgrip,Int design,Aluminum & Fg Fabrication,custom carpentry,mechanical,bott paint.

Miami USA

501 Northwest South River Drive
Miami FL 33136
USA

Ships

PR3

Tank Barge | Flag: United States of America | Port: NEW YORK, NY

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