Nobody pays to be on here
There is no membership fee, no enhanced entry and nothing to buy. Order inside a filter is alphabetical, which is the whole algorithm, and it costs us the only revenue a directory normally has.
The register of the UK marine trades · kept since 1998
Six hundred and twelve boatyards, riggers, surveyors, engineers, sailmakers and electricians, listed by what they will take on and how far they will travel to do it. Nothing here is advertising and nobody has paid to appear.
The register
Nothing matches that search. to see everything.
How the register is kept
There is no membership fee, no enhanced entry and nothing to buy. Order inside a filter is alphabetical, which is the whole algorithm, and it costs us the only revenue a directory normally has.
Half the use of a register is knowing who cannot help you this side of the spring. Lead times are printed as the yard gives them, even where an honest fourteen weeks loses that firm the job.
An audited entry means one of us has stood in the workshop and looked at the machinery. About a third of the register is qualification-checked only, and it says so on the card rather than implying a visit we never made.
Where a dispute goes against a listed firm the entry carries it for two years. Eleven firms have left the register over this and two of them were people we liked.
“A cap shroud let go the week before we were due to take the boat north, and every loft I rang was booked into October. Filtered to riggers who travel, got two names, and one of them was on the pontoon at seven the next morning with a swaging machine in the van.”
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First Floor, The Old Sail Loft
Gosport, Hampshire PO12 1EB
Gosport · independent since 1998
About this page
The business, the listings and the reviews are invented — this page exists to show what someone could put on marineindustry.co.uk. The domain itself is genuinely for sale.
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