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Boat detailing in Milford, CT

Our own town. We are based here, which means the shortest response times and the most boats we detail anywhere.

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$35 / ft
Wash and wax, priced by the foot
Milford, Connecticut

Milford Harbor, Housatonic River, Charles Island

Milford is home. Matt grew up here, a street from the beach and around the corner from the Housatonic, and the business has operated out of Milford since 2021. If your boat is in Milford Harbor or on the Housatonic, we are minutes away rather than a drive.

The town has more water than most people realize. Milford Harbor runs up to the head at Lisman Landing, the Housatonic forms the western boundary with Stratford, Gulf Pond and the Wepawaug feed in, and Charles Island sits just offshore. Between the harbor and the river there are moorings, town slips, private clubs, and full-service yards inside a few miles of each other.

Where we work

Marinas, docks, and yards in Milford.

Where we work in Milford, which is most places:

Milford Yacht ClubA private club with over 300 slips, fuel, and pump-out, on the harbor.
Milford Boat WorksFull-service boatyard at the Head of the Harbor on High Street, with a ship's store and fuel dock.
Spencer's MarinaOn Rose Street in Milford Harbor, a full-service marina and boatyard with showers and provisions.
Safe Harbor Port MilfordMarina dockage on the harbor.
Caswell Cove MarinaOn the Housatonic in the Devon section, with deep-water access up the river.
Milford Landing MarinaThe town marina at the head of the harbor, walking distance to downtown.
Milford Harbor mooring fieldRoughly 130 floating dock mooring permits and 70 mushroom mooring permits across the harbor and river.
Local conditions

Two waters, two different jobs

Polished topsides after a full exterior correction.
Polished topsides after a full exterior correction. See the service →

Boats kept in Milford Harbor and boats kept on the Housatonic have different problems, and we quote them differently. The harbor is salt, with a tidal flush and open exposure toward Charles Island. Waterline growth is the main issue and the finish takes a steady salt load.

The Housatonic side is brackish and tannin-heavy, and it leaves a brown waterline stain that is genuinely harder to remove than salt-water growth. It sets into the gelcoat rather than sitting on top of it, so a Devon or Caswell Cove boat often needs the waterline worked properly with compounding, while a harbor boat the same age might only need a wash and seal.

Being local also changes what we can offer. We can stop by mid-season, check a boat before a holiday weekend, or fit a wash in around your schedule in a way we simply cannot do for a customer an hour away. If you keep a boat in Milford, use that.

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What owners say

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5.0 average from 20 customer reviews
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“Matt was a pleasure to work with and did a great job detailing my 2…”
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David Tuvlin24 July 2026

★★★★★
“Matt and team compounded and waxed my boat today, very plea…”
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Bill Viggiano22 July 2026

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“Matt and his team did a great job bringing the shine back on my 20…”
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Matt Kemish13 July 2026

★★★★★
“Matt and his team do excellent work. He recently waxed my boat and it looks amazing.”

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