The South Wharf team takes pride in caring for your MJM yacht. This season we had the their team service the new MJM 3z Hull # 1. This yacht was equipped with a few desired upgrades such as installing dimmers for lights and some routine maintenance including Mercury software updates, before being completely detailed prior to heading down to Florida for the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.  

There are very few things in life more exhilarating than purchasing a brand-new cruising sailboat or powerboat.  At the right dealership, like Cape Yachts, the buying process should be fun and enjoyable every step of the way. Conversely, there are few things in life more irritating and frustrating than needing service on your brand-new yacht and getting a poor response from the dealership where you just bought it.  

After turning the corner into the new year, visions of warmer, springtime days of carefree boating probably have begun to flood your imagination. While dreaming of another great season of sailing, fishing, or pleasure boating only weeks away, you should also be thinking about what you must do to get your boat back in the water in pristine condition.

If you had put your boat away for winter storage and it was stored properly at the end of the boating season last year, the recommissioning should be a straight-forward task. In any instance, proper steps taken now will increase the likelihood of a trouble-free boating season.

Recommissioning your boat in the spring should not be taken lightly. Diligent inspection, adjustment, and parts replacement will also extend the life of your treasured watercraft.