A cover cut and sewn for your boat: fitted around your T-top or tower, over your console, snug on the trailer. Made in our shop in Englewood, Florida.
These are the questions boat owners ask most when they shop for a cover. Here’s how we handle them. Anything we haven’t answered is a good question for a call.
A cover cut for your boat, around your T-top, tower, trolling motor or poling platform, fits snug and looks right. Covers sold by boat length, or “styled to fit,” are made for a range of boats, which is why many owners go custom.
Every cover is cut and sewn for your boat, here in our shop, around your console, your T-top or tower, and whatever else is on board. All of our canvas work is done on-site, never sent out.
A full cover protects the whole boat. A console cover keeps your electronics, controls and seat out of the sun, rain and dust between trips, and goes on in a minute. A cover made to fit under a T-top covers the boat between the top and the deck, so the top stays up. Boats kept in the water often use a snap-on cover, and covers for boats on a trailer tie down to the trailer.
We make full covers, covers that fit under a T-top or around a tower, and console covers. Tell us how and where you keep your boat, and we’ll help you pick what fits.
Many Florida owners choose an acrylic fabric like Sunbrella because it holds its color in the sun and lets the boat breathe. Coated fabrics stand up better to rubbing. Lighter colors stay cooler under the sun; darker ones hide dirt.
You choose the color, fabric and texture. We work with marine-grade fabrics from Sunbrella, Stamoid and Serge Ferrari.
A cover that stays snug in the wind looks sharp and protects the finish. Straps to the trailer, snaps or a drawcord: the right choice depends on where the boat is kept, and if you’ll tow with the cover on, tell us, so it’s built for highway speed.
Covers for boats kept on a trailer tie down to the trailer with straps, so they stay snug.
Send the year, make and model, a few photos if you have them, and tell us where the boat is kept: on a trailer, on a lift or in the water.
Or call 941-232-4570, or stop by the shop at 2640 S. McCall Rd, Englewood, Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm.