I found a boat mechanic I can trust…read more Tom is easy to talk to and you can tell he enjoys what he does. He replaced my boats water pump, tuned it up, charged a battery and replaced a battery. I got it back in less than a week. He called with an estimate and options before he did any repairs. I recommend him to every boat owner.

I was calling around looking for someone who has a marine alternator in stock. I came across this…read morecompany and their website indicates: "Red Bay Marine Repair can get most any part, whether it be for the engine or the boat hull. Even hard to find or obsolete parts." So, I called thinking they would be a great resource to help me. I let them know I was looking for a specific marine alternator that I could pick up today. I was told they do not stock alternators. I asked if they knew where I could get one and they said, "not off the top of my head." Based on their website touting that they can get any part, I thought they would be a better resource, or at least put fourth some effort to help a boater in need. I was wrong.

I've stored my 2024 Key West 20-foot boat at Arlington Marina for approximately three years, and…read moreunfortunately my experience has been consistently disappointing. The final incident that led me to leave involved their staff damaging the back of my boat while placing it on the storage lift. A new employee was handling the process and did not properly position the boat, while the employee operating the forklift failed to lower the forks completely. As a result, the back of my boat was damaged due to improper handling. What was even more disappointing was how the situation was handled afterward. When I spoke with the manager, Allison, who runs the marina for the owner, her initial response was aggressive and focused on pointing fingers at me instead of investigating what actually happened. After reviewing the security footage, it became clear that the damage was caused by their employees. Even then, there was little willingness to accept responsibility or show accountability. The unfortunate part is that the employees themselves have always been friendly and hardworking. I truly believe many of them do the best they can. In my opinion, the biggest issue is the leadership. It's disappointing because good employees deserve management that supports accountability and puts customers first. Accidents can happen at any marina, and I understand that. What matters most is how a business responds when mistakes are made. In this case, I was disappointed by the lack of professionalism, accountability, and customer service. After three years of ongoing issues, this incident was the final straw and convinced me it was time to move my boat elsewhere. If you're trusting a marina to handle an investment like a 2024 Key West, you should have confidence that it will be treated with care and that management will stand behind its employees' mistakes when they occur. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Arlington Marina for boat storage.

This is a public marina located in old Arlington for access to the St John's river. There is only…read moreone ramp and a few parking spaces for vehicles with trailers. The dock is updated and easy to tie up and load unload smaller boats too. The advantage to this marina and ramp is it's location for river access. You can head easily towards downtown for a nice trip along the city's waterfront as well as north towards the ocean accesses.

Best value for repairs and bottom jobs in N. FL. The Huckins team is very good to work with and…read moreresponsive. Will return for work in the future.

Wish they opened on weekends, at least half a day. Huckins are amazing and to see them up close…read moreand personal can be breathtaking. Had to do it from afar on a Saturday. Not the best experience, but not the worst either.

We had previously used Jacksonville Marine for outboard motor repair with decent results…read more Recently, the "service needed" indicator lit up. We figured it needed regular maintenance -- oil change, etc -- since it probably has only about 60 hours run time on it at the most. They told us it needed a new impeller at a cost of $500. We authorized the repair. Paid for the repair. Picked up the boat and put it back in the water. First time out, just feet from the dock, the light came back on and the motor conked out. They say they have no idea what's wrong with it but we will have to pay any and all labor costs to find out. This motor was running when it went into their shop. We paid them $500 to install a new impeller. It came back completely non-functional, and they take no responsibility.

Recently picked up a new EzLoader tandem axle boat trailer that staff member Coby assisted with…read moreordering. The purchase was simple and Coby did a great job taking care of and having all documentation ready for signature. Was pleasantly surprised by all staff being upbeat and having a welcoming attitude. Made the time at their business enjoyable.

Just purchased my 3rd Yamaha in as many years from Atlantic Coast Marine. These guys are my go to…read moreplace for sales and service. Ben and Brett really put alot thought into rigging. They really know their stuff when it comes to getting the best performance out of any boat. Thanks again for the competitive pricing and attention to detail.

These guys are so helpful. We came in with a worst case scenario.. Boat capsized, engine submerged,…read moreand holding on by a thread. they got us in the same day and had our boat engine running the very next day. miracle workers! Thank you!

Great place to keep your boat either in the water or in dry storage. I have had a boat at this…read moremarina for 25 years. Dale is outstanding as the dock master! Highly recommend!

Awesome marina with a wide array of options to enjoy. Veteran friendly.read more

If you love the water, this is the place to be. If you enjoy watching boats, fishing and crabbing…read morethen you have found paradise. The area is inviting. They have 2 nice picnic tables that having coverings. There are Johnny on the spots that are kept clean and ample amount of trash cans for deposing your garbage at the end of the day. There is a boat ramp open to the public that has ramps on both sides. Both boaters and wave runners are welcome. There is designated signs for trailer parking. There is a restaurant that is on the water that from word of mouth is very good (maybe on our next adventure out there we will try). If your just looking for a nice breeze to catch while watching boats come in and out this is a great place. If you are fishing or crabbing make sure to check the tides. Incoming tides are always a better tide to try to catch some dinner.

It's summer and you have a boat. Get it ready here. All amenities are within reach. Great service…read morefrom nice people. Full service marine department including free wifi. Discounted fuel prices when you become a member. If you are interested in buying a boat or yacht the brokerage staff are professional, very knowledgeable, and have quality boats for sale.

We stopped by to get our trailer and hitch leveled and they were helpful and kind! We came in last…read moreminute and felt a lot safer on our long trip home.

I'm not sure yet of the work this company does, but Randy (I presume the owner) is not an easy or…read moregood person to work with, if you are a customer. The Marina I work with to maintain our boat referred me to Wilson Trailer and Repair and I should have known from the first phone call with Randy, working with them was going to be an issue. He recommended a lot of things we were not anticipating, when we had brought the trailer in for a new bow catcher and to check the tires for slow leaks. I listened to his recommendations, which he sounded out that he had to explain ("I've been in business for 30 years ......) and simply asked for an estimate for the cost of the repairs. Originally, the Marina was going to pay the bill and we were going to pay the Marina, so he got with them and I never heard back from either of them, which was my mistake. Then I get a text on Tuesday morning, from Randy asking that I give him a call. I called him two hours later before noon only to be met with the same rude attitude I had gotten weeks before when I spoke to him. When I asked for a copy of the bill, he said he would send it to me once I paid it. I said, I like to have a copy before hand so I could review it considering I never received an estimate in advance of the work being done. Randy got irritated with that request and he started yelling at me saying he'd send it over but he's been in business for 30 years and he's been trying to get me to pay this bill (for 2 hrs), that I needed to pay it, and then he rudely hung up on me. Once I reviewed the bill, for work I never authorized but I suspect and hope I needed, I called Randy up and kindly paid the bill. Life is too short to deal with people who are rude. I don't care how long they have been in business, it doesn't give them the right to treat anyone, much less a customer, like a second class citizen.