Yes, we can install brackets for local clients or those who can bring the boat to the warehouse.

Yes, we offer strictly removing and reinstalling the engine when a bracket is purchased from us with installation included.  We do not disconnect or connect electrical components and boats need to come already disconnected from power source and hydraulics. We advise this is done by your outboard engine mechanic.

Approximately 4 weeks, depending on the complexity of the job. Most brackets have a 3-week build time, plus a 1-week powder coating time.  We consistently keep you updated on the progress.

All our brackets are built with ¼ “ thick aluminum for the platform and 1/2 “ for the motor mount area.

A floatation box is a  hollow structure, similar to pressure vessels, designed to provide buoyancy in water. 

No, our design has the bolts hidden inside the bracket and can be accessed through the deck lid on top. 

If you choose to mount the bracket yourself, we will provide you with an Installation Kit. It includes a set based on the bracket purchased. This can include stainless steel ½” Bolts, lock nuts, flat washer and aluminum backing plates,  as well a template to align and drill the holes on the transom of your boat. 

The process of powder coating is different from painting a boat,  so matching the exact color can be difficult.  We advise clients to select a neutral color like snow white, white or off-white and then apply the non-skid in the same color as the boat since non-skid is given with Awlgrip and can be exactly matched to the paint code of the one used for your boat. 

Yes, we apply non-skid with a roller and using Awlgrip.   We can also apply non-skid in almost any Awlgrip color available. 

Yes, we build single to quadruple engine brackets. 

For most boats, we do not need it to be physically present to build the bracket.   We simply need a few measurements from your side to build.  If the boat is located locally, then we can send someone to get the measurements. 

Most fuel tanks can be built within 15-20  business days.  Type of fuel tank, and holidays, may extend production time.

We use 5052 H32 grade aluminum for marine fuel tanks. 

That is determined by the size and gallons of the tank being built.  

We are happy to do it for you! We use a simple formula of L x W x H divided by 231.  This works best for rectangular and square tanks. For irregular shapes, please contact us to determine the gallons it holds.

Yes,  all our marine fuel tanks will come with a KUS (aka Wema) fuel sending units.  

Yes!  If requested by the client, we can epoxy the fuel tank using a two step process: first is primer and second is final coat using Sherwin Williams marine grade epoxy. 

Yes! 

Most tanks are priced per gallon. Contact us today for a free price quote.

Over 20 years under the same ownership.   

Yes,  we provide structural warranty for 10 years.