About Hayling Yacht Company
We are proud to be a family owned business that has been serving the Solent since 1935. We have generations of experience providing expert boat repairs, osmosis treatments, winter boat storage and marina berths.
With so many years on the water, we have learned to change with the times, embracing the latest technology and techniques for boat repairs, but keeping some things the same – like pride in our work and a commitment to our customers.
Proud as we are of our history, a programme of planned investment in equipment, training, land and facilities ensures that we are able to provide an excellent service for our customers now and in the future.
Our team of dedicated craftsmen have the expertise and the experience to carry out all types of boat repairs – from the latest Hot Vac hull cure systems to treat osmosis – to engine, electrical and a wide range of boat repairs in wood, GRP and steel including traditional interior joinery. Whether you need insurance work carried out, or are simply looking for annual maintenance, we’re confident you’ll find our boat repairs are second to none.
We have the skills, experience and expertise within our team to provide you with not just excellent service but also practical and fast answers to problems with your craft as and when they occur.
All works are carried out in accordance with the BMF. (British Marine Federation) terms and conditions.
Tel: 023 9246 3592
Traditional skills backed by ongoing investment
One of the biggest strengths of Hayling Yacht Company is its experienced skilled craftsmen.
Our craftsmen have worked on many famous vessels such as Alec Rose’s amazing Lively lady. This famous vessel has recently been lovingly restored by a team of volunteers in our yard , with our support and advice.
Our craftsmen carry out repairs to wooden boats, teak decking, joinery, Osmosis, Coppercoat, GRP repairs, Gel repairs, engines and insurance work,
It’s how boat yards should be.
Have kept my boat there for 20 years, they are friendly, honest and look at things as if they were spending their own money. It is a treasure to be nurtured and a resource for the harbour.