What repairs can you do at your San Pedro shop?

Engine, starter, steering, shift and throttle cable, electrical, fuel, cooling and bilge pump repairs, plus gelcoat chips and cosmetic cracks. Work at our shop has no trip fee, and you get a written estimate before any work starts.

How soon can you look at my boat?

We book visits by availability and do not promise a response time. Call us at (213) 693-0224: we fit urgent repairs in as soon as we can, Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM.

Do you provide on-site repairs at marinas or docks?

Yes. We repair boats at marinas, private docks and storage yards from Marina del Rey to Newport Beach, with a one-way trip fee by distance. That often saves moving the boat at all.

Can you diagnose problems before recommending repairs?

Yes. A diagnosis is at least $300 for each engine and $300 for the electrical system: we run the tests it takes, explain what we found and the repair options, and email you a written record. You get a written estimate before any repair, and nothing is done without your OK.

Do you work on both gas and diesel boats?

Yes. We service gasoline and diesel engines, including inboards, outboards and sterndrives, such as Mercury, MerCruiser, Yamaha and Volvo Penta.

Do you handle routine maintenance as well as breakdowns?

Yes. We do routine maintenance and inspections on your engine maker's schedule and repair breakdowns at the slip, booked as visits Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM. We are not a towing service: if the boat is taking on water or anyone is in danger, call the Coast Guard on VHF channel 16 or 911 first.

Why choose a local boat repair service instead of a large yard?

We repair many problems where the boat is kept, so a haul-out or yard stay is often not needed. Labor is $150 an hour, plus the trip fee for work at your boat. Work we do not do, such as structural hull repairs, we refer to a boatyard.

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Local Boat Repair Service– San Pedro and Long Beach

Local boat repair for boats kept around San Pedro and Long Beach, at our shop, 120 N Pacific Ave, or at your slip, dock or storage yard. Each job starts with a check of the boat, and we quote the repair before any work is done.

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$150 /hr

Labor estimate About 1 hour to diagnose, then a quote

Book sends us a ticket; nothing is charged online. Before any work you get a written estimate for labor, parts and the trip fee, and nothing is done without your OK.

Trip fee By distance, one way: $30 in San Pedro, $50 in Long Beach

San Pedro$30
Wilmington, Terminal Island$40
Long Beach: Shoreline, Rainbow Harbor$50
Long Beach Marina, Alamitos Bay$60
Redondo Beach$60
Seal Beach, Huntington Harbour$75
Marina del Rey$85
Newport Beach$110

Farther away: $25 plus $2.50 a mile, one way from our San Pedro shop. No trip fee when the boat comes to our shop, or for plan members. The work of a visit is at least $150; the trip fee is on top.

Registered in California: Breeze Marine Boat Service LLC, San Pedro
Where we work: At your slip from Marina del Rey to Newport Beach, or in our San Pedro shop
Questions first: (213) 693-0224 or submit a ticket

About this service

Local Boat Repair Around San Pedro and Long Beach

We fix the everyday problems that keep a boat tied up, from a starter that clicks to a pump that quits. Our San Pedro shop sits close to the Long Beach and San Pedro harbors, and we repair boats there or at your slip, dock or storage yard from Marina del Rey to Newport Beach.

What the work covers

Each job starts with a check of the boat, so the repair goes after the cause. We tell you what we found and quote the repair before any work is done.

Engines that will not start, stall or overheat, with boat starter repair when the starter or solenoid has failed
Steering that is stiff, loose or leaking fluid, covered by boat steering repair
Shift and throttle cables that bind or stretch
Electrical faults, flat batteries, and bilge pumps that run too often or not at all
Gelcoat chips and cosmetic cracks on the hull

Our local boat service page covers the rest of what we do from the shop, and our boat repair page sorts the other repairs by system.

Signs it is time for a repair

You turn the key and hear a click, or the engine turns over slowly
The helm takes more effort to turn than it used to
The shift lever is hard to move, or the boat lurches into gear
The bilge pump cycles on its own while the boat sits
A breaker trips or the lights dim when a pump starts

Before you call

Write down the symptoms, when they began and what was serviced last. If a warning light or alarm came on, note what it showed and the engine hours. That lets the check start in the right place.