Cabin carpet, marine upholstery, vinyl, and canvas — cleaned at your slip, mooring, or driveway from Sag Harbor to Montauk. Mildew treated at the source.
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A boat interior is the most challenging textile environment we service: constant humidity, salt in everything, sun-baked vinyl, and closed compartments where mildew waits patiently all winter. From Sag Harbor and Three Mile Harbor to the Montauk marinas, the East End's boats need interior care as much as its houses do.
We clean at your slip, mooring dinghy access permitting, or on the trailer in your driveway. Cabin carpets and fabric upholstery get shampoo extraction with marine-appropriate drying; vinyl seating and surfaces are cleaned and protected with UV treatment; canvas, headliners, and compartments are addressed with methods matched to each material.
Mildew and marine mustiness are treated at the source with appropriate treatments and thorough dry-down — critical in a closed hull. Spring commissioning and fall layup cleanings are the two smartest bookings on the calendar; standing arrangements with captains and management companies are welcome.
A boat cabin combines every enemy of textiles at once: permanent humidity, salt in the air and on every hand, UV through hatches, and dead-air compartments that never breathe. Marine carpet and upholstery are built tougher than home materials, but they surrender to the same two failures — salt accumulation that stiffens and abrades fiber, and moisture that feeds mildew in foam backing and cushion cores. Cleaning aboard means solving both without introducing the third failure: water left behind in a closed hull.
Our marine protocol is moisture-disciplined from start to finish. Fabric gets hot-water extraction with maximized recovery; cushions are extracted and stood to ventilate; carpets are dried with air movement before compartments close. Marine vinyl gets pH-correct cleaning and UV protectant — the treatment gap that turns white helm seats chalky and pink-stained everywhere it's skipped. Mildew is treated at the source with appropriate treatments, not fragranced over, because in a sealed cabin, masked mildew always wins.
Canvas, headliners, snap-in carpets, and below-deck compartments each get their matched method. And everything is scheduled around tide, slip access, and your captain's calendar — this is service built for how boats actually live.
We service boats where East End boats live: Sag Harbor's marinas, Three Mile Harbor and Gardiner's Bay moorings, Montauk's docks from the harbor inlet to the lake, and trailered boats in driveways across every village. Slip-side service is standard; tell us the marina and slip number and we handle the rest.
The two smartest bookings on any boat's calendar are spring commissioning — opening the season with a genuinely fresh cabin — and fall layup, where a clean, bone-dry interior is the entire difference between a sweet spring and a musty one. Captains and management companies keep standing seasonal arrangements with us for exactly this reason.
Call (631) 315-2185 — Open 24 HoursBased at 159 Pantigo Road in East Hampton — minutes from your door across the South Fork, with a live person on the phone at any hour.
Yes — we service boats at slips and on trailers from Sag Harbor to Montauk. Tell us the marina and slip when you call.
Yes — treated at the source with appropriate treatments and thorough dry-down, not sprayed over with fragrance. Drying is the critical step in a hull, and we manage it.
Cabin carpet, fabric upholstery, marine vinyl, canvas, headliners, and compartment interiors — each by its own method.
Spring commissioning and fall layup are ideal. A clean, dry layup is the difference between a fresh spring opening and a musty one.
Yes — standing seasonal arrangements and direct billing are routine.
Yes — slip-side service is standard from Sag Harbor to Montauk. We bring everything aboard-safe and manage power and water within marina rules.
Yes — the mildew is in the foam, not the fabric. Cores get extraction, source treatment, and forced drying; covers get proper cleaning; and the smell actually ends.
Every vinyl surface we clean gets UV protectant — it's the difference between supple white vinyl and the chalky, cracked helm seats you see by August.
Boat & Marine Interior Cleaning in East Hampton and across the Hamptons. The line is answered live, 24 hours a day.
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