“Ryan and Mark are capable good workers. Reliable, honest and deal with difficulties well.”
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143 Boat Building is a boatbuilding and repair yard based in Coomera on the Gold Coast. The business lists fibreglass, timber and aluminium repairs, new boat builds, refit and restoration, antifouling and detailing, plus mechanical and bow-thruster installation services. Contact details on the website include a local mobile number and a contact email.
Service area: Gold Coast
143 Boat Building offers boat building, repair and refit services. Their website and directory listing describe timber, fibreglass and aluminium repairs, major structural repairs, new boat builds and refit/restoration work.
The business gives an address at Shed G5/1 Boatworks Drive, Coomera QLD 4209 and describes itself as located on the Gold Coast. The public listing includes opening hours for weekdays.
Public contact details shown on the website and directory listing include a mobile phone number (0451 229 247) and an email address listed on the website. The website also provides a contact form and a gallery of past projects. Enquiries can be made by phone, email or through the website contact form.
Customer perspective
★ 4.6 · 16 Google reviews
“Ryan and Mark are capable good workers. Reliable, honest and deal with difficulties well.”
“Ryan and the team helped me out of a very tricky situation recently. I discovered that the stern tube in my 55ft timber boat had significant corrosion… With help from Ryan we had a new tube installed and the boat was back in the water in a little over a week!!! I really appreciate the effort the guys!! Thanks 🙏”
Hi Rowan, Thank you for your review. Always happy to help out on an old timber classic!
“My yacht is one of a kind in Australia, built by Denman Marine in Kettering Tasmania. Epoxy Plywood with Tasmanian timbers including Celery Pine. Ryan and 143 Boat Building restored her to perfection using original timbers which was greatly appreciated.”
“Quality shipwrights that know their product. Genuinely nice guys. Keep Up the good work”
“This guy's just frauds. Do not trust them.”
Hi Alex, We take these matters very seriously. Please contact Ryan via email on ryan@143boatbuilding.com.au
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