“Great communication from Lisa Clinton during our Insurance transfer. Highly recommended. Thanks Lisa!”
Thank you David we your appreciate your kind words , and wish you many happy and safe times aboard you new vessel.
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★ 5.0 · 33 Google reviews
“Great communication from Lisa Clinton during our Insurance transfer. Highly recommended. Thanks Lisa!”
Thank you David we your appreciate your kind words , and wish you many happy and safe times aboard you new vessel.
“Helped me greatly Thanks Lisa”
My pleasure Gayle.
“Excellent knowledge and service. I would recommend anyone wanting boat insurance to contact Lisa to get the best advice and deal.”
Thank you Steve for your kind review.
“Lisa is extremely professional and helpful”
Thank you Antony for the review and your kind words.
“Ant and his team from WWBB were extremely knowledgeable and hospitable on a recent test sail we were lucky enough to experience. We felt no pressure but were made to feel at ease and extremely at home taking the helm and getting a true feeling for how the boat felt under sail and were given a thorough run through of the beautiful catamaran Excess 13. Great experience all round.”
Thank you Jodi for your wonderful review. We are delighted to hear you enjoyed the sea trial experience aboard the Excess 13. We appreciate your kind words about Ant and the team and are pleased we could help make the day both enjoyable and informative. Thank you again for joining us, and we hope to see you on the water again soon. -x-
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