Boat Service & Repair

[Singleton]

You want a great mechanic? Go to a shop that stands behind their work, has integrity and great customer service. I know of 2 shops that provide this and they are both in Valencia... Teague Custom Marine and Menace Marine. Anyone else is a waste of your time and money! Tapatalk

I agree with the first part, and think Teague and the smaller shops have much better customer service then shops in Havasu (excluding BCM). Used to use a shop in Havasu (where the boat is stored). One year I had gel work done and used WOT Marine in Carlsbad. They found stuff that the Havasu shop never even identified as an issue and showed me the parts they replaced and why they needed to be replaced. Ever since that day, I now trailer the boat back to Carlsbad to have them work on it. Through great customer service and honest answers Teague and WOT have earned my business for years to come.

[gn7]

I agree with the first part, and think Teague and the smaller shops have much better customer service then shops in Havasu (excluding BCM). Used to use a shop in Havasu (where the boat is stored). One year I had gel work done and used WOT Marine in Carlsbad. They found stuff that the Havasu shop never even identified as an issue and showed me the parts they replaced and why they needed to be replaced. Ever since that day, I now trailer the boat back to Carlsbad to have them work on it. Through great customer service and honest answers Teague and WOT have earned my business for years to come.

That's interesting. According to She's Mine, you're wasting your time and money taking it to WOT

[Sharp shooter]

That's interesting. According to She's Mine, you're wasting your time and money taking it to WOT

I spent $250 at Rick King Engineering plus $20 in gas (to Chino) to repair my blower 2 months ago. I did the R&R myself. Throw in another $9 for a base gasket bringing the total to $279. So all things considered, after my fuel expenses ($150) to Valencia and back (twice), Teague would've been able to R&R my blower, clean the huge mess from the failed seal, replace the seal and then toss in a base gasket all for under $129. That's astounding!

From this day forward, I will not lay a finger on my own stuff nor seek any help from anyone but Teague because I'm tired of wasting time and money.

You should do the same Bob, I know you work on your own stuff, but we've been educated here.