Latest Projects

Environment Agency instructed us to fabricate new handrails to various boats and craft for them on the river Thames.

Cabin braced and strengthened prior to cutting. The cabin was raised 25cm.

Sections of cabin were removed and new steel cut and welded in. New roof beams were added and plated over.

Sandblast and re-bottom craft.

Rusted out base plates cut out. New metal welded in. Then painted top, bottom inside and out. Ready for service.

Failed gas locker repair.

Sandblasted and rotten metal cut out, New metal welded in, then prepared and painted and finished:

After sandblasting the entire hull and base-plate, we measured between the internal floor beams and cut out the sections allow the removal of the ballast.

Clean out the internal bilge and inspected the internal chine. The original sections are welded back into place. The new steel is cut to size and pre-drilled for attaching to the underside of the boat. New plates are lifted and jacked into place before welding. Welding finished and first coat of Intertuf 362 epoxy.

River cruiser abandoned and sunken on the River Thames.

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