Found 13 verified bottom painting & antifouling professionals in Miami
Ordered by rating and review volume.
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Motor yacht on jack stands with a dark canvas cover over its flybridge in a boatyard.
White motor yacht on orange jack stands in a boatyard, with other boats and palm trees behind it.
A white boat with a torn-open fiberglass hull and exposed laminate sitting on a trailer in a parking area, with a red building and a Florida sign in the background.
Two large white motor yachts raised on stands at a boatyard, with protective wrapping on the hull of the nearer vessel.
Yacht being lifted by a Marine Travelift gantry between two motor yachts at a boatyard, town unknown.
Crew polishing and washing a white motor yacht at a dock, with a visible black hull and marina towers behind, location unknown.
White motor yacht raised on a travel lift at a boatyard.
Marine chartplotter and sonar fishfinder display showing a sonar view and a nautical chart.Typical job length: 2-4 days
Bottom painting in Miami requires matching your hull's needs with a pro who understands salt water exposure and knows when to recommend full repainting versus touch-up work.
Bottom painting is not a commodity service—the quality of prep work, paint selection, and application directly affects how long your hull stays protected. Look for pros with documented experience in antifouling application and bottom cleaning, not just general boat maintenance. Ask whether they've handled both routine bottom jobs and more complex hull work like fiberglass repairs, which often surface during haul-outs. In Miami's salt-water environment, experience matters: a pro familiar with local conditions knows which antifouling products and application methods hold up best.
Credentials worth noting include familiarity with propspeed and other specialized antifouling systems, not just standard bottom paint. Review counts and consistency across ratings reveal reliability—a shop with dozens of reviews showing strong ratings has proven repeatability. Look also for shops that communicate clearly about what they find during the haul-out; honest assessment of hull condition (oxidation, cracks, or unexpected damage) separates thorough operators from those who rush through the job.
- What's included in your bottom job estimate: cleaning, sanding, primer, paint, and any repairs you spot? - Do you apply antifouling paint, propspeed, or both, and which do you recommend for my boat type and usage? - How long will the haul-out take, and what's your timeline for completion? - Will you provide photos or updates during the work, and what's your warranty on the paint application? - Have you repaired fiberglass hull damage before, and do you charge separately if cracks or damage turn up?
Marine Kings (5.0★, 31 reviews) has built a strong local reputation for reliable work and consistent quality across a high volume of jobs. Their review count reflects steady demand and repeat customers.
Boat Care 360 (5.0★, 17 reviews) is known for detailed restoration work and bringing oxidized hulls back to like-new condition—a signal of meticulous surface prep and finishing.
PrimeWave Marine (5.0★, 14 reviews) focuses on cleaning and restoration services, with customers noting how thoroughly they restore older vessels. This suggests strong capability in the prep and paint phases.
Mercnakos Marine Services and Parts (5.0★, 6 reviews) earns trust for handling complex work and honest assessment of what a boat needs. Their reputation for reliability on difficult jobs translates well to thorough bottom painting.
A-1 Fiberglass stands out for competitive pricing and exceptional communication, including daily photo updates—useful when you want transparency during a multi-day haul-out.
Look for shops with consistent high ratings across multiple reviews and documented experience with both standard antifouling paint and specialized systems like propspeed. Ask about their approach to hull prep, whether they identify and repair damage during haul-out, and how they communicate progress. In Miami's salt-water environment, experience with local conditions and honest assessment of what your hull needs separates reliable operators from those who rush the job.
Ask what's included in their estimate (cleaning, sanding, primer, paint, repairs), which antifouling products they use and why, how long the haul-out will take, and whether they provide updates or photos during work. Also ask if they've repaired fiberglass cracks before and whether they charge separately for unexpected damage—this prevents surprises and shows a shop's transparency.
High review counts with consistent ratings indicate repeatability and reliability. Look for shops that mention experience with multiple antifouling systems, fiberglass repair, and detailed surface prep. Customer reviews highlighting meticulous work, honest assessment of hull condition, and clear communication are strong signals that a shop takes the job seriously and will protect your investment.
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