Boat lift repair & maintenance
Boat lift repair, regular maintenance, new bunks, or a setup that fits a different boat. Start with the equipment already at your dock.
Marathon, Florida
Boat lift service.
Mobile welding.
Serving the Florida Keys from Marathon. Boat lift repair and maintenance, bunk replacement, custom fitting, and mobile aluminum and stainless steel welding.
Work directly with Chris Pacheco, from the first conversation.
Owner-operated30+ years of experienceLicensed & insured
At the dock. Around your property.
Boat lift work and mobile welding in Marathon and the central Keys.
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Mobile welding & metalwork
Mobile aluminum and stainless steel welding for boats, marinas, and properties. Share the metalwork and what needs attention.
A closer look at the work.
Lift supports, welded fittings, and metalwork. Photographs from Chris’s work.
Boat lift bunks & supports
Lift adjustments, bunk replacement, and fitting.
Boat lift adjustments and fitting
Metalwork, in context.
Cable railing and post details
Gate and railing welding repairsGates. Railings. Boat metalwork. Start with the piece that needs attention.
Discuss your metalworkRegular care for your boat lift.
Monthly and quarterly boat lift maintenance, with a visit plan agreed for your equipment, its condition, and how often you use it.
Monthly
A visit each month, with a plan agreed for your lift.
Quarterly
A visit every three months, where that interval fits.
Scope, checklist, and price are agreed for your equipment. Repairs, parts, and modifications are discussed separately.
The person behind the work
A direct conversation.
Before work begins, Chris reviews the condition of your lift or metalwork, explains the proposed repair or adjustment, and agrees on the scope with you.
From the first conversation, you work with the person handling your job.
Tell Chris what you have in mindFrom Marathon, through the central Keys.
Boat lift repair, maintenance, and mobile welding in Marathon, Key Colony Beach, Grassy Key, and Big Pine Key.
For a job elsewhere in the Florida Keys, ask Chris about availability.
MarathonBefore you get in touch.
A few practical starting points.
What should I send with my request?
Share your location, a short description, and photos of the area that needs attention. For a lift, include the full setup and identification or capacity label if available.
Can an existing lift fit a different boat?
Chris provides lift modifications and custom boat fitting. Share the boat’s make, model, and weight information, along with the lift’s brand and capacity label. Suitability needs review before changes are planned.
Are repairs part of scheduled maintenance?
Repairs, replacement parts, and modifications are discussed separately. Scope and pricing are agreed for the equipment before service starts.
Tell Chris
what you need.
Your job, your location, and a few photos are a good place to start.
