I hired Hurricane Marine in 1988 to rebuild my 21 foot Galaxy I/O, it had a serious case of wood rot through out the floor, transom, and stringers. Hurricane Marine used a structural foam core, (Divinicell), in place of the traditional plywood. They removed all of the rotten wood and made all new structural components for the vessel and installed them in a timely and professional manner, they also remained at the estimated price. To this day my vessel is still on the water and as structurally sound as the day Hurricane Marine returned the vessel to me.

Richard Miller

Sunny Day Painters
Ruskin, Florida

Hurricane Marine was a one of the sponsors of a charity fishing tournament for a local guide and business man, who suffered from and eventually died due to pancreatic cancer. Hurricane Marine donated a 500.00 dollar gift certificate towards any fiberglass repair a boat needed. The gift certificate was won by me in a raffle. I have a 21 foot Carolina Skiff which needed some attention on the bow and transom. Hurricane Marine gusseted the transom to accommodate my motor, as I had overpowered the vessel. Hurricane Marine also added an addition to the bow in order for the boat to slide on and off the trailer with out tearing up the flange and rubrail as it had been doing. Hurricane Marine will be my repair firm of choice from here on in, as the structure and cosmetics are of the highest quality.

Ed Foley
Ft Myers, Florida