About EXTREME Boat Detailing

A mobile-only model

Every job happens on site. That means your private dock, your marina slip or your dry storage space. There is no shop to drive to and nothing to trailer, which removes the part of detailing that usually costs owners a full day.

Working on site also shapes how we plan. A boat in a slip is approached differently from one on a lift or under cover, and the amount of surface we can reach changes what is realistic in a single visit. We would rather know those details in advance than discover them on arrival.

Where we work

Lake Travis, Lake Austin and the greater Austin, Texas area. Conditions here are specific: mineral-heavy water that leaves hard spotting, long stretches of intense sun that flatten gelcoat and dry out vinyl, and waterline buildup on boats that stay in the water. Most of what we do is a response to one of those three.

What we do

Seven services, and only these seven:

• Hull Cleaning — Removes the waterline scum, hard water spotting and grime that builds up on a hull sitting in Central Texas lake water.
• Gelcoat Restoration — Brings chalky, faded gelcoat back toward a deep, reflective finish through staged compounding and polishing.
• Oxidation Removal — Cuts back the dull, powdery layer that forms when UV breaks down the surface of gelcoat.
• Boat Interior Detailing — A full cleanup of the cockpit, helm, storage and non-skid surfaces so the boat is ready to use.
• Upholstery Cleaning — Deep cleaning and conditioning for marine vinyl seating, bolsters and sun pads.
• Metal Polishing — Polishing stainless and aluminum hardware, rails, cleats and towers back to a clean shine.
• Boat Ceramic Coating — A durable coating applied over corrected gelcoat so the finish is easier to wash and better shielded from UV.

We do not offer fiberglass or gelcoat repair, mold remediation, vinyl repair, shrink wrap, bottom paint, canvas work, engine or mechanical service, boat storage or towing. If a boat needs that kind of work, we will say so instead of taking on something outside what we do.

Boat types we work on

• Pontoon boats — Wide, flat surfaces, aluminum tubes and fence panels, plus a large amount of vinyl seating exposed to full sun.
• Wakeboard and wake boats — Heavy vinyl and tower hardware, constant water contact at the swim platform, and dark gelcoat colors that show oxidation early.
• Center console boats — Open layouts with plenty of stainless hardware, non-skid decking and helm surfaces that take direct sun all day.
• Yachts — Larger hull surfaces, more freeboard to reach and detail, and finishes where staged correction matters.

How booking works

1. Pick a time. Choose an appointment on the booking calendar. Calendly asks what we need to know. Nothing is charged to book.
2. Text photos of the boat. We review them and confirm the final price with you before the appointment.
3. We come to the boat. We schedule a time and perform the work at your dock, slip or storage location. No trailering required.

Two boats of the same length can need very different amounts of work depending on how long the finish has been neglected, so the final price follows a photo review.

What to have ready

• Access to the boat and to the slip or dock, including any gate, key or marina check-in requirement.
• Personal items cleared from seating and storage areas where you want interior work done.
• The boat type, approximate length and any known problem areas.