We do not have a shop in the city, so Toronto boats get wrapped where they sit. Our installers bring the frame stock, the film and the heat, and the boat is covered before the first freeze. Framed, vented, heat sealed, and still on in March.
Tell us the length of the boat, where it is sitting and when it comes out of the water. We book a window, show up with everything on the truck, and wrap on site. Marina yards, storage lots, driveways and cottage properties all work. The boat can be on a trailer, on a cradle or on stands. You do not need to be there.
We cover the city and the GTA, and we work north from there to our three marina shops on Lake Simcoe and Georgian Bay, the closest being Krates in Keswick. If your boat is being hauled and trailered north for the winter anyway, wrapping it at one of our shops is often simpler. Tell us the plan on the form and we will tell you which is cheaper.
Ontario haul out runs from early October through the end of November, and the yards back up in the middle of it. The earlier we know your haul out date, the better the window we can give you. Wrapping a boat in a January thaw is possible and it is nobody's first choice.
Tell us the length of the boat and when it comes out of the water, and we will send you a price.
Yes. We wrap wherever the boat is sitting, including marinas on the waterfront, storage lots and private driveways across the GTA.
We quote by the foot. Length is the main factor, then boat type and any add ons like a zipper door or extra vents. Mobile jobs in the city are quoted the same way. Send us the details and we will price it.
No. The boat has to be hauled and sitting on a trailer, a cradle or stands before we can frame and wrap it.
Yes. We remove the wrap and prep the boat for launch. Ask for it when you book and we will schedule both.
