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Boat ownership · Canada-wide

Plan a boatyard visit

A useful yard enquiry describes the boat and the work clearly. Start with a written scope, then compare the facilities and specialists needed to complete it. The BC yard guide provides a way to organize the conversation; the service directories let you search beyond BC.

6 useful links · Open each guide or profile for its sources and details

  1. Guide · BC

    Write the scope of work

    Use the BC guide’s questions about haul-out, work scope and quotes as a starting point. Confirm the terms with the yard you choose.

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  2. Directory

    Find a yard or haul-out facility

    Check whether a facility can handle your vessel and the proposed work. A directory entry does not reserve equipment or a slot.

    Open directory →
  3. Directory

    Find repair support

    Separate the yard’s work from specialist repairs. Ask who will coordinate access, parts and the order of jobs.

    Open directory →
  4. Directory

    Source supplies

    Prepare a parts list with the relevant sizes and specifications. Confirm stock and suitability before planning around a collection date.

    Open directory →
  5. Directory

    Arrange electronics work

    If the job includes marine electronics, discuss the existing equipment, proposed changes and how the installation will be tested.

    Open directory →
  6. Resource

    Prepare for the return to water

    Review equipment and departure preparation after the work. Agree on the yard’s handover and outstanding items before setting off.

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