Florida sun and salt air are brutal on gelcoat — chalky oxidation, faded finishes and water spots build up fast on a boat that lives on or near the water. AMP'D brings the same hand-detailing standard we use on luxury and exotic cars to your boat, right where it's docked or stored. From oxidation removal and a deep hand wash to a protective ceramic coating, we'll bring the shine back and help it last.
What You Get
Fully mobile — we come to your marina, storage lot or driveway
Hand wash and gelcoat oxidation removal
Wax and sealant protection against sun and salt
Optional ceramic coating for long-term UV and water-spot protection
Interior and upholstery cleaning available
Why boats need specialized detailing
Gelcoat oxidizes and chalks under constant UV exposure in a way automotive paint doesn't — it needs its own polishing and protection process, not a standard car wash. Our process is built around gelcoat specifically, restoring gloss and protecting it against the next season on the water.
Mobile service, no towing required
Boats are hard to move — so we don't ask you to. We bring our own water and power and detail your boat wherever it's currently docked or stored across the Tampa Bay area.
Pricing
Boat detailing
$100–$1,100 by service level
Ceramic Coating
Quoted by unit
Final pricing depends on length, condition and how many surfaces you want detailed. We provide a custom quote after a quick look at photos or an on-site visit.
Boat Detailing — Frequently Asked Questions
How much does boat detailing cost?
Boat detailing ranges $100–$1,100 depending on the service level and length of the vessel. Call 813-394-5136 for an exact quote.
Do you come to my marina or storage lot?
Yes. We're fully mobile and bring our own water and power, so we can detail your boat right at your marina, storage facility or driveway — no need to move it.
Can boats be ceramic coated?
Yes. Ceramic coating works great on gelcoat, adding a protective, hydrophobic layer that resists UV fading, water spots and oxidation — especially valuable given how much sun boats take in Florida.
How often should I detail my boat in Florida?
Florida's sun and salt air are hard on gelcoat, so we recommend detailing every few months for boats in regular use, or seasonally for ones that spend more time in storage.
All sales are final. When you confirm your appointment by text message, you agree to the service and pricing we quoted and accept our Refund Policy. Deposits are non-refundable, and no refunds are issued on services once they have been performed.
If you are unhappy with any part of the work, reach out to your detail technician directly or call 813-394-5136 within 24 hours of services rendered. We will make any workmanship issue right at no charge — backed by our 100% Satisfaction Promise.
