Eviction notice posted 5/31/2023. Can't say I'm shocked. Wonder what will happen to the property -…read moreunbelievable that there wasn't huge money to be made with this location and the number of boats needing repair in western Long Island Sound. They did great work for me in 2010 but were incorrigibly absent and unmotivated on a recent metalworking job for which they had all the parts on site.

Consolidated Yachts is where rich people put their very expensive racing yachts. If you're not…read moreputting everything on an Amex Black card, please keep moving, because they will bleed you for every penny, and/or treat you like you're an incompetent moron. Like a lot of guys in the boating business, the proprietor, Wes Rodstrom, knows everything there is to know about sailing, and when he stands close to you, his massive brain acts as a magnet, erasing your knowledge about sailing, physics, fair price for goods and labor, and self-esteem. He doesn't hesitate to let you know that you're just a giant credit card waiting to swipe, and all his "advice" will end up costing you $700-70,000 dollars. At Consolidated, you're not allowed to do any of your own bottom painting--they would prefer if you would pay them $25/foot plus materials to do it for you. At first I was told that EPA regulations prevented me from doing this, since I haven't taken some 40 hour class. This is of course, total crap, and when I pointed out the real regulation, I was told that I wasn't allowed to do my own bottom paint for "insurance" regulations, something about someone once falling off a ladder. Of course, I don't need a ladder to paint my hull, and it would take anyone doing it all of an hour, so I wasn't about to pay them $500. I was then told that if I didn't paint the bottom I would likely be "not able to sail" the boat, which is just crazy. Anyway, I'll paint it for next season, when the boat will be up on blocks for winter storage at some place far away from Wes's influence. Barron's boatyard looks like a much better option on City Island. Don't give people like Wes the time of day.

Mike and his crew restored our family boat to its original glory. We had a long list of items to…read morerestore on a 52 year old Boston Whaler from gas tank replacement, new rub rail, keel repair, rewiring navigation lights and repairing gel coat in various locations around the boat. our family treasure is good for another couple of generations of fisherman. Thanks Mike.

What an amazing job! No other fiberglass restorer wanted to…read moregel-coat our little fiberglass travel trailer. Allisland Fiberglass made our plain-Jane trailer into a little retro-beauty. The staff was helpful, accommodating and they gave us a very fair price for the highest quality products. - thank you gentleman

Strange that I am the only one who has posted on Yelp? LMS marine services is absolutely the best…read morevalue anyone could ask for. I just had him wrap my boat abd it included, a Boat Dehumidifier, 2 air vents, and a access door with zipper. Today is November 27th, 2022. The price was $280. Everyone else was $350 and up. Crazy. I recorded the install, and here is the video if you wanted to see his workmanship. https://youtu.be/p82KmjqEPHQ I gave him the JoeteckTips instant Awesome Rating and I recommend his services. In the spring he will be detailing and painting the bottom of the boat that is how happy I am. Thank you Mike!

We hired Lukens Marine to shrink wrap our patio furniture last Fall. My son also had them shrink…read morewrap his furniture. My son had a seam open up on his wrapped furniture and called Mike at Lukens. Mike told him he was out of town for a family wedding but would come by the following week to address the issue. He never came to resolve the issue. Today I opened up our patio furniture and there was easily 3" of water pooled on the bottom of the shrink wrap packaging and there were decayed leaves in the shrink wrapping as well. Clearly the shrink wrap wasn't properly sealed at the time it was applied. There was rusty water running out of the legs of the patio table and bench. My deck has visible signs of rust stains from where the water accumulated and came in contact with the furniture frames. Covering the pieces with furniture covers in prior years wasn't a good solution. The covers would blow off and water would penetrate. I expected a more professional outcome by choosing to shrink wrap the pieces. Clearly that was not the outcome we received. I won't use or recommend Lukens Marine Services for shrink wrapping in the future.

The hours on Yelp say it's OPEN,the sign in the front door says it's OPEN, but all is locked…read moretighter than a dogged-down hatch! Very frustrating when you need a boat supply and trying to o finish a short fuse repair! Maybe I'll give them another try if I have a need, but I guess not on a Sunday morning, even though their posted hours say they're open.

From the owner: Marine Supply & Service is your Boat Depot. We have everything you need to make your boating…read moreexperience a pleasurable one. Visit our new location to discuss any service you may need.

I have been a member at Castaways Yacht Club for 3 years. They have a Pool, Bar, restaurant, gas…read moredock, and in house mechanics. They make boating easy and care free. Castaways is a wonderful place to keep your boat and spend time with your family.

I called this marina Castaways Yacht Club and was told by Joe that he had slips available and to…read morecome down for a tour. Well my family and I went to Castaways and immediately everything changed. All of a sudden he had "4 boats" that where had reserved before me and to call him Monday. Monday turned to Wednesday and his response on Wednesday was a stuttering "I just dont know". DID I MENTION WE ARE A BROWN SKIN HISPANIC FAMILY!!!!!

Caveat Emptor. Be sure to get a receipt with the correct product description…read more My mistake cost me $1500. I was sold the wrong boat stands. When I called there was no interest in helping to resolve the issue.

Ugh, this place. Insane markups, unfriendly staff, not the best location. How are they still…read morearound? They follow you around like HAWKS. Seriously. I understand boating supplies are expensive, but holy crap, guys, chill the hell out. I've shopped at pricier places than a damn marine supply store and I've never felt like I'm being followed with great suspicion. It's seriously uncomfortable. I'm not going to start shoving fenders under my shirt or cans of marine epoxy down my pants, guys. Pretty promise. And if you DO decide to follow me around, please provide some sort of a reasonable service. If I ask you for a sail shackle, don't lead me to anchor shackles and give me a face like I'm asking for the moon. On the plus side, they had a really good sale on Henri Lloyd jackets. So in short... I might come back if I happen to be in Westchester and they're having a sale. Otherwise... no thanks.