We specialize in full canvas systems, yacht upholstery upgrades, and custom-fit covers — not minor patch jobs or zipper fixes. If you're a broker, boat owner, or professional looking for clean, long-lasting results, we’re your crew.

We're 100% mobile. We come to you (or your client), take exact measurements on-site, then head back to our shop to build your project. Once it’s ready, we return for installation.

We’re based in South Florida and cover Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Stuart, and nearby areas. For larger projects or high-end yacht work, we’re open to traveling farther — as long as it makes sense for both sides. If the job fits, we’ll make it happen.

Absolutely — but we don’t just recover old seats. We often replace the foam, build new patterns, and give your boat a full refresh. It’s a true upgrade, not a quick cover-up.

It depends on the type of application. For soft enclosures like isinglass or roll-up curtains, we typically use Strataglass — a flexible, marine-grade vinyl known for clarity and durability. For hard enclosures, we use polycarbonate panels such as Makrolon or M5, which come with a 5-year warranty against yellowing and cracking. For exterior covers, cushions, and canvas work, common marine fabrics include: Sunbrella (most popular for color, UV resistance, and durability) Stamoid (slicker surface, more water-resistant) Weblon and WeatherMax (for specialty marine uses)

It depends on where it’s going — inside the boat or outside. For exterior cushions, we use EZ-Dri foam — an open-cell foam that drains water quickly and won’t trap moisture, mold, or mildew. It’s lightweight and perfect for marine environments. For interior cushions, we usually use: Furniture-grade Sunbrella fabric (a softer version of outdoor Sunbrella) UltraLeather (luxury, soft, durable, and high-end) Silvertex vinyl (antibacterial and stylish) Sunbrella Horizon or Beluga vinyl for a more polished marine look We also offer EVA foam (closed-cell) upon request — often used in commercial vessels or speedboats where firm, floatable, or structural foam is needed (like coaming bolsters or hard-backed seating).

These are two totally different styles of marine enclosures: Strataglass: A soft, flexible vinyl window material. Great clarity and roll-up flexibility. Polycarbonate (like M5 or Makrolon): A rigid, hard-pane window material. Longer-lasting, more durable, and backed by warranties (usually 5+ years against yellowing/cracking). Used in premium, high-end enclosures. We use both — depends on the job, the boat, and the owner’s preference.

It really depends on the boat size, design complexity, and material selection. We don’t do budget jobs — we work with clients who want the job done right, using premium marine materials, with a perfect custom fit. If that’s you, we’d love to give you a quote.

Custom cushions are priced based on foam quality, fabric choice, layout complexity, and quantity. We don’t sell cookie-cutter cushions — we build to your specs. Give us a little info and we’ll price it right.

It depends on the size and complexity of the job. Full cushion replacements, custom covers, and enclosures can range from several days to a couple weeks. We’ll always give you a clear timeline up front — and keep you updated from start to finish.