The services these guys provide is phenomenal and they really follow through when you need them…read more They stand by their work, and they follow up if you have any questions or concerns. Head and shoulders above any other mooring service I've used in the Pleasant Bay area.

Excellent tour in partnership with Beachcomber Boat Tours. We loved it and would do it again. It…read morewas just the right length, long enough to feel like we got our money's worth without dragging on. Make sure to arrive early. You park in their lot, check in, and then take a shuttle to the boat dock. All of the staff were really friendly. The captain was funny, we saw seals, learned a little history along the way. The best part was when the boat really opened up and picked up speed. Lots of fun and the breeze felt was really nice.

Very knowledgeable and respectful staff. This is the only place on the cape I trust to work on my…read moreboats.

I have a 35 foot boat that is my livelihood. When big northeaster storms batter Chatham's outer…read moremooring fields at the fish pier, Ryder's cove boat yard lets me bring my boat into one of their calmer moorongs temporarily at no charge. They run a good business here with a full service marine and fuel dock. Slips moorings and launch ramp. I highly recommend them .

I would like to warn anyone who may be considering using Ryders Cove Boat Yard, that their customer…read moreservice has changed for the worst!!! I had a major malfuntion and breakdown on my outboard engine. The malfuntion happened on my first trip on my boat after having service done to my Suzuki outboard engine By Ryders. I am 100% positive that not only was the malfuntion caused by Ryders, but that the service manager Brian also knew that his technicians made a major mistake. After several phone conversations with Brian I realized that he was lying to me to cover up for "his guys." He denyed any wrong doing and pointed the blame at me. I then asked for him to have Allen (the owner of Ryders) call me. I never got a call back, so I called back two more times before Allen called me back. They never credited my bill for their mistake and expected me to pay. Allen proved to be evasive and I never got to talk to him. Let me put it this way folks...My father and I have both purchased outboards from Ryders Cove Boat Yard. We have been doing business with them since 2004 and up until now, they have done most of our outboard maintenence. Their prices were not cheap by any means, but that is not what mattered to us...what matters is good customer service. Everybody was friendly, and even more importantly, if they made a mistake they would fix it (and even apologize). Ryders Cove Boat Yard has lost both me and my father's business due to shoddy work and very poor customer service. Something changed over there when they expanded and opened the new service building. We noticed new people working there, including a not so friendly secretary and a service manager who proved to be a liar. What I want to know is....what happened to Ryders Cove Boat Yard???? And...why would they not own up to a mistake??? Especially when they knew that they would be losing business from not one but two good customers!!!!

We stopped in at 9:15 am and described our RV issue. They got us in within 30 minutes. Our issue…read morewas repaired in 2 hours. It was clean, friendly, efficient, and at the end the technician explained the issue and the repair. Yes, it might cost a little extra but I like to pay for quality. We were really impressed!!! I felt like David understood the customer and the need to keep moving. Thank you for getting us on the road again. I read some of the other reviews. If I lived in the area, we would enjoy the full inspection and all the suggestions to keep an RV in tip top shape.

Had been doing business with Majors since 2018. I have a 40' diesel pusher. Don't know what has…read morehappened there but my last two visits were not good. They have gotten very expensive and several service mistakes. Last visit they charged me $100 to top off air in my tires, something my diesel provider does for free. $800 to repair a crack in a shower skylight. It would have cheaper to just replace it, and I now still have an old, patched skylight. Serviced the furnace and created a gas leak due to a loose fitting. I had to return ( 140 mile round trip ) and a day out of work to have it corrected.

Andy, Jim and Eric have been building boats for so long its second nature. From reconditioning…read morepropellors to a complete luxury downeaster construction, Cape Island Boat is top of the line. I use them exclusively for repairs and upgrades. Last year my 2 custom made fuel tanks were completed on time and under budget. They have ideas in their heads from past experiences on ways to get the most usable space out of what ever the size of your vessel. Stop in and say hello if you are serious about a new vessel or a repair on one you own. The discussion alone will save you both time and money !

I went to this shop to see if they could do a small job which involved drilling and tapping holes…read morein some aluminum parts. You would have thought I was proposing moving a herd of elephants across the Alps in the middle of winter. Guy I spoke to was not at all helpful (seemed unwilling to help at all, in fact), proposed solutions that were completely off the mark like suggesting I use 9mm bolts as though you can get that off a shelf, and then telling me it would take 3 hours at $94 a hour. I'm keeping it short, but it was such a waste of time, I left wondering how he still had his fingers. Found a guy on CL who did the job in one hour perfectly and charged me $50.

I've been using All Cape Machine Shop ever since I started my jet ski and motorcycle repair…read morebusiness on Cape over 20 years ago. I have brought in many different dirt bike/atv/pwc cylinders for boring and heads for complete valve jobs, in addition to jet ski pump work. Dennis has always been there since day one and gets the job done professionally with a fast turn around. Over the years I have seen many boat and car race engines being built there with their high tech machine shop equipment, they are a staple in the local engine building community. I would definitely recommend them for any machine shop work and I hope that I am able to continue using their services over the next 20 years as well.

Been here as tenants since the 90's. Current staff has been the best. We are very happy here. Staff…read morevery responsive. Dockwa reviews are more helpful.

I came through the Cape Cod Canal on July 26th, 2018 and needing diesel fuel I had to stop at…read moreSandwich Marina, I wouldn't have made it to the next fueling marina. I filled my tank with diesel, and about 3 hours later my engine started powering down. Check the water separator and the fuel in there looked like mud. I mean it looked like it was filled with mud. I had to buy my engine three new fuel filters, the RACOR, the lifting pump filter and the final filter element the the tune of about $80 altogether for filter elements and other parts you are advised to replace when you change filters. I generally avoid buying fuel from marinas over-all when I can, and this is why, but this fuel was worse than any I have ever seen. If you are able and you don't need so much fuel, buy diesel from a roadside gas station where its probably cheaper, higher quality and a faster turnover rate. (i.e. not old and dirty). It was a busy marina so you'd think mid season the fuel would have been used and replaced already, but I guess not the diesel, or maybe they buy cheap diesel the distributor is trying hard to get rid of before eating it.

We wanted to post this review to let potential boat buyers know about our experience with John…read moreBibeau through Oyster Harbors Marina. We purchased our first boat over five years ago from an online ad on Yacht World and John answered the call. It was a 34 Silverton Convertible, and we knew nothing about boats. Turns out that boat was absolutely perfect for us! John was instrumental with help and answering every phone call with the hundred questions we had as new boat owners. If he was not able to answer the question, he had a contact who could. He personally helped us with everything from winterization and spring commissioning, elbows and risers to manifolds. He also installed a stereo and speaker system so we could enjoy music throughout our boat. Five years later and we are still enjoying the boat life. We expressed to John our wants in a newer and larger boat to accommodate more friends and family. He again answered the call and began what would turn into an exhausting search. We were on this search for a Silverton 392. John accompanied us on multiple trips to view potential boats, some as far as Maryland, some twenty-hour days!!! After countless trips and a failed sea trial, we found the boat of our dreams. Again, John was there to negotiate the best terms to purchase the boat. We then needed to get our new boat from Essex, CT to Danvers, MA. John, also being a licensed Captain, cleared his busy schedule to pilot our boat home. Now settled into Danvers, John has just been over to install a kick ass surround system that the entire marina will be envious of. :) So, as you can see, John is so much more than a boat broker. He is the total package to help anyone with all their boating needs. He treats all customers equally from $3,000.00 boats up through a million!! We are so fortunate that he answered our call five years ago. Thank you, John! We truly would not be enjoying where we are today without you!

Bought a 200k boat, and it had defective batteries, and a couple of other issues. They committed to…read morereimburse me and never did. They do not stand behind their products.