Boat & Marine Welding: Marina Del Rey Harbor

Marina del Rey is the largest man-made small craft harbor in North America, with nearly 5,000 boat slips. Located along the Los Angeles coastline, it’s a premier destination for recreational boating and yachting. The marina’s slips are spread across several basins, each offering easy access to the open ocean, waterfront dining, and entertainment options. Its close proximity to Los Angeles makes it highly popular.

Sailboats and yachts have several sections that may require welding for repairs, please contact us for more information:

• Deck Fittings: Cleats, stanchions, railings, and mast base fittings, typically made of stainless steel or aluminum, can corrode or crack over time, needing welding to restore strength.
• Masts and Booms: Aluminum masts, spreaders, and booms are susceptible to stress fractures and may require welding after damage from weather or heavy use.
• Davits and Cranes: The davit arms used to lift dinghies can develop cracks and may need welding to maintain functionality.
• Radar Arches: Metal radar arches, which support electronics, can develop joint fatigue or cracks and require welding repairs.
• Pulpits and Pushpits: Stainless steel bow and stern railings often suffer from corrosion or impact damage, needing welding to fix or reinforce joints.
• Winch and Windlass Mounts: Metal mounts for winches and windlasses may fatigue over time, requiring welding to ensure their integrity.
• Chainplates: The stainless steel plates securing rigging may crack due to stress and require welding to prevent failure.
• Bimini and Dodger Frames: Support frames for protective covers, made of stainless steel tubing, may rust or crack and need welding to repair damage.