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Middle Harbour Marine appears to be a marine services and retail business located at 1 Dympna St, Cromer NSW 2099. The Places record lists phone +61 2 9938 2900 and a website (http://middleharbour.com.au/). Opening hours in the record are Monday–Friday 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM and closed on weekends. The listing includes a Google Place ID and a user rating (4.6 from 41 reviews) in the supplied data.
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★ 4.6 · 41 Google reviews
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View profile“This firm gives outstanding service and good communications. Luke and the rest of the team were very helpful and got us back on the water in one day. Highly recommended.”
“Very good communication and service.”
“What an experience! I’ve dealt with 3 local boat places now and wow what a pleasant change…my experience with middle harbour marine has been by far the best business based experience of the last few years. Special mention to Diane and my mechanic Jack. From the first call they got me in straight away and had the boat back to me the same day to water test. Friendly honest service and a lot cheaper than expected!!! If you need anything boat related see Middle harbour marine in Cromer. From the team @Moveforme.com.au Thank you”
Thank you David. I've passed on your experience to Diane, Jack and the entire team here. We really appreciate your business and look forward to seeing you next time you need a service. Happy boating and stay safe. Rgs, Ross @MHM
“Very grateful for the help given by these guys. Both Ross & Diane are super friendly and generous with knowledge and advice. When I needed a part they had it on hand and it arrived within days getting me out of trouble. Great business to deal with. Thanks again! :)”
Thanks Milo, Happy to help out and hope you're back on the water enjoying the jetboat. Let us know if you need anything else. Rgs Ross & Diane
“Massive thank you to Ross, Diane, and the whole Middle Harbour Marine crew. This project has honestly been a relentless battle for everyone involved. Plenty of curveballs, plenty of moments where it would have been easier to rush or cut corners. You guys didn’t. You stuck with it, worked through every issue, and kept pushing until it was right. The end result is genuinely better than I believe it would have come out of the factory. The level of care, problem solving, and attention to detail shows. This wasn’t just “get it out the door” work, it was done properly. Ross, your knowledge and persistence made a huge difference. Diane, your support and organisation kept things moving when it mattered. And to the wider team, thank you for the hours and effort that most people never see. I know how hard this one was, and we wouldn’t have got there without you. Really appreciate everything you’ve done.”
Thank you for the kind words, we really apprecated the need to get you back out on the water and made sure we built you a solid platform. The Gemini will serve Boatwise well for many years to come and we trust your customers will enjoy the driving experience as much as we did. It really performs perfectly for an all rounder and training vessel.
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