Boat Washing Service in Fort Myers
Call (239) 288-6185 or request an estimate to set up a wash schedule.
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Mobile wash crews
Salt, bird droppings and environmental fallout don’t wait for the weekend. Our boat washing service in Fort Myers and across Southwest Florida runs on a schedule built around how often you use your boat and where it’s kept, so the buildup comes off before it has time to damage the finish or get hard to remove.
Wash plans
Sign Up for
a Wash Plan
Most owners pick a wash plan and stop thinking about it:
Biweekly
Every two weeks
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A wash every two weeks, a steady rhythm for boats that go out on weekends or sit in a wet slip.
Monthly
Once a month
WK 1 WK 2 WK 3 WK 4
A wash once a month, for boats that are used less often or kept under cover.
Sign up with the wash plan form on this page. Tell us the boat, where it’s kept and which plan you want, and we’ll get back to you to set up the schedule. We tailor each plan to the vessel, where it’s kept and what you expect from it.
Need something different? Weekly washes are available for boats that get heavy use, and a one-time detailed wash works when the boat needs extra attention before a trip, a guest visit or a sale. Call or request an estimate for either.
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Docks, lifts & marinas
We Come to Your Boat
Our mobile wash crews travel to docks, lifts and marinas across Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties, so you don’t have to move the boat to get it cleaned. Before the first wash, we’ll agree on what each visit covers, from topsides and non-skid to the helm, seating and glass, so nothing gets skipped.
Why Regular Washing Matters Here
Southwest Florida boats deal with constant salt air, strong sun and plenty of birds. Salt residue dulls gelcoat and works into stainless fittings. Bird droppings are acidic and can etch the surface if they sit in the heat. Washing on a regular schedule keeps these from building up, and it makes every later detail or ceramic coating last longer because the protection isn’t fighting a layer of grime.
Washing or Detailing?
A wash removes surface dirt and buildup and keeps a healthy finish healthy. Detailing goes further: oxidation removal, compounding, polishing and waxing to restore a finish that’s already dulled. If water no longer beads on your hull or the gelcoat looks chalky, a wash alone won’t bring it back. Start with a boat detailing job, then use a wash plan to keep the results.
FAQ
Boat Washing Service FAQs
Don’t see yours? Call the shop and talk to the team directly.
How often should my boat be washed?
It depends on how much you use the boat and where it’s stored. Boats in open marina slips usually need washing more often than boats under a covered lift. We’ll suggest a schedule after seeing the boat and hearing how you use it.
Can I wash my boat with dish soap?
Dish soap cuts grease well, which is the problem: it also strips wax and weakens protective coatings. We use marine-safe wash products that clean without removing the protection you’ve paid for.
What does a wash plan cost?
Pricing mostly comes down to the boat’s length, how often you want it washed and its current condition. A boat that starts out clean takes less time per visit. Tell us the boat and the schedule you’re considering, and we’ll quote it.
Cleaning & Protection
Related Services
Boat Detailing →Deep cleaning, oxidation removal, compounding, polishing and waxing, matched to the condition of your finish.
Ceramic Coating →A sacrificial protective layer over corrected gelcoat or paint, with realistic refresh intervals for lift-kept and marina boats.
Yacht Armor →Marine protection film for hullsides, high-wear surfaces and outboard cowlings.
Next step
Request an Estimate
Request an estimate or call (239) 288-6185, and we’ll get your boat on the wash schedule.