This port and the city are totally dedicated to the Norway history that started here…read more From boat building to logging camps. And this started as a village to a town that was a headquarters for orphans. Parents that gave them up because of early deaths at sea , or farm accidents. On to the next harbor now

Clean showers, friendly staff and easy marina to skiff in to. Love this adorable town and…read moreeverything is an easy walk.

Amazing friendly staff, 100% helped us out with tools in a pinch. Highly recommend visiting here if…read moreyou need supplies or tools.

Well it is a cool store. Lots of marine stuff, aka "gently used", but I went there with a list of…read morestuff to buy and the prices in some cases were actually worse than buying new. We found nothing marked at a thrift level. It's a great idea, but if I'm only saving $50 on a $900 item, I'm gonna go buy it new, with the options of returnability and a warranty. Port Townsend has a similar marine thrift and it is WAY better! Used means no more than 40% of "new" cost.

Food was great, service ok, but cocktails were horrible. If your a wine drinker I would recommend…read morethis place. PYC has a lot of potential, I might give them another try in the future when there is a good sunset.

Dock needed major repair only a year after this firm built it. Attempts to get him to fix it…read moreresulted in threats. One my worst decisions ever made was hiring this firm.

Excellent in every way. We ordered a floating dock for a swim platform at our lake property, and…read morethis company was excellent in every way. Highly recommend.

Well, I've only had Addie clean/polish/detail my 47-foot boat a few times; no fiberglass work, as…read morereferenced by other reviews. Yes, she asks for a deposit up front for materials, like anyone else. But she is the GOLD STANDARD when it comes to detailing. In addition to making the entire boat shine and meticulously ceramic-ing my boat, she polished my flybridge gauges--now I can finally see them! She buffed out all the water spots from my windows and polished my upstairs and downstairs vinyl windows. Now, the formerly stubborn black streaks on my gelcoat rinse off. She has an impeccable work ethic; shows up promptly, works hard and puts in long hours, even in winter conditions. I switched to her a few years ago and haven't looked back.

getting her to show up..keeps promising to get to our boat and hasn't shown up each time. The…read moredetailing project is over a month late in starting. Placed our deposit over two months ago. We feel we are getting bumped for other more lucrative jobs at this point.

Amazing work on my boat, work was don't quickly. Owner answered all my questions and gave me a…read moregreat quote. I highly recommend this company.

Owner James Lawler should not be in business. Had our boat for a year and never completed what he…read morepromised. He simply cannot recall conversations and turns over staff consistently. Brought a vintage covered for its life cobalt and got it back a mess.

Used sea marine to repower my Ericson 27. Great service and the were great about letting me help…read moreto decrease costs. I live in Edmonds and they were always in touch and keeping me aware of project costs and status. Couldn't recommend them more and the engine is great!

The word of the day, Communication. sadly Sea Marine hasn't gotten around on that one…read more The phrase of the day "Get it in writing" I will commend them for availability but outside that Not impressed. To start, my rudder had sheered from the post so got towed into point hudson, I had scheduled a haul out for that Monday so spent the weekend on it, Monday comes and Jeremy tells me "oh I thought we said Wednesday" shrugged then went back to the computer, Generally, a Confirmation email and /or phone call with the scheduled haul out would've been sent. Wednesday, June 10th comes, get the boat to the haul-out station and half way up both owners Jeremy and Chris tell me "oh yeah, we require a $6000 deposit in case you abandon the boat" Really got me by the short ones here; My boat/home is in the air needing repairs and you decide NOW to tell me $6000 is owed before it's even up? Not to mention scratching the HELL out of my hull paint. I ask for the 2 week bottom paint package......6DAYS LATER they got it sanded and painted. I opted to repair the rudder myself because I was quoted a minimum of $5,000 but luckily years of sailing and working on ships, yachts and sailboats; I know my capabilities. With rudder repaired and back on I knoticed some paint was flaking and they swore they did 2 coats but ODDLY out of the 3 gallons of bottom paint I gave them only 1 was used and it wasn't fully empty. Again, YEARS of doing this work I know a 40 foot sailboat needs 2 gallons of bottom paint so the mystery is either, Sea Marine is pulling the sails over my eyes, my years of doing this work and math are liars OR we discovered a Bottom paint equivalent of Hanukkah oil that only One gallon was able to do 480 square feet TWICE. I'm sadly going to choose option one because After showing both Owners the blister and chipped paint that wasn't sanded well or feathered I go inside to fix a few things and over hear Jeremy tell his painter "Just throw some paint on it, I'm tired of this". Are you? Because I'm pretty tired of Having No communication through this whole thing, the bullshit excuse "we tried calling but straight to voicemail", I can get signal 30 nautical miles off the coast, pretty sure you can reach me out on Marrowstone. Safe assumption, I won't return here for work to get done which sucks cause they were convenient and that's really about it save yourself the hassle, go to the main Marina/boat yard, they'll allow you to do your own bottom work cause apparently can't even trust contractors. So I will bite the almost $5000 tab for shoddy bottom work and Not contacting me until "Oh we're done" with the blister still open and not even sanded, but I'll make that back the first week of sailing so they can have that but my Review remains Permanently.