Recently Seatech marine has been repowering the “Skylark”, which has included hull modification for the larger horsepower purchased engines. As ...
Stay safe this boating season
Whenever you take your boat out, safety must be your utmost priority. We see the consequences of inadequate safety measures and awareness all too often and in most to the cases, the damage to your boat and putting your passengers at risk is preventable. To keep you,...
Seatech Marine and The Boat Works – bigger, greener, better
The Boat Works Shipyard and Marina is growing and we are along with it. For us at Seatech Marine as well as the whole of The Boat Works, the expansion is a continuation of following best sustainability practices in all aspects of our operations and eco-responsibility....
Susii Salt, the ultimate houseboat
Here at Seatech Marine, we do not come across houseboats very often. This is mainly because we work on boats that are suitable for open waters and most houseboats are not. Susii Salt is a houseboat but not in its traditional sense. It is important to note that Susii...
Getting a Perry 45 catamaran ready to conquer the world
We have written about world travellers previously and the work we do on these boats that cruise around the globe. Most of the time, we work on the boats in between the stops but we also work on them before embarking on their journeys. The latter was the case with this...
47ft Alaska and the Benefits of Oil Analysis
We wrote about the ins and outs of oil analysis some months ago and went into more depth in explaining why this is a great way to prevent costly repairs later. This month we have worked on a boat where a regular oil analysis could have saved the owner a lot of grey...
