Deck replacement, caulking, brightwork and interior joinery — the trade where labour cost decides whether the job is worth doing at all.
Teak decks, varnish and joinery are labour, not materials. A deck replacement quoted in a Southern California yard is dominated by hours, which is exactly why so many owners defer it year after year until the caulk lets go, water tracks into the core, and a finish job turns into a structural one.
This is the single service where the Ensenada arithmetic is most dramatic — the same hand work, by trades who have been doing it for generations, at a labour cost that makes the project approvable instead of theoretical. It's the most common reason a boat comes down here for one job and leaves with three done.
Full or partial deck replacement, laid and fastened correctly, with the substrate inspected and repaired before a single plank goes down.
Seam removal, preparation and re-caulking — the maintenance that decides whether your deck lasts another decade or lets water into the core.
Toe rails, cap rails, hatches and trim stripped, prepared and built up in multiple coats for depth rather than a quick shine.
Cabinetry repair and new joinery in matched timber, from a single locker through to a full interior refit.
Cabin soles, headliners and interior panelling repaired or renewed, including the access improvements you'll thank yourself for later.
Where synthetic makes more sense than teak, supplied and laid with the pattern, colour and caulk line you specify.
Finish work is judged by eye from a metre away, so every stage exists to make the last one look effortless.
What's under the teak or the varnish is assessed first — because laying new work over a wet or failed substrate wastes the entire job.
A written scope with timber, pattern, caulk and finish selected and confirmed with you before anything is ordered or removed.
Deck laid or joinery built and fitted under supervision, with photo documentation as it progresses.
Caulking, sanding and finish coats built up, then a final inspection with you before the boat goes back in.

60 nautical miles south. Bring the boat down in a morning; our team guides TIP permits and vessel documentation for a clean entry.
Skip SoCal yard congestion and waitlists. Same coating systems, same standards — with real slot availability and significant cost efficiency.
Ensenada has built boats and fished these waters for generations. Fiberglass, paint, mechanical, electrical and carpentry trades under one supervised roof.
Fully enclosed facility, 24/7 guarded, video surveillance and controlled access. Owners and crew come and go freely — nobody else does.




Send your vessel details — we reply with availability and a preliminary scope, no obligation.