Boat trailers · At the ramp, the marina or your driveway · Broward County

Mobile boat trailer repair at the ramp or marina

Stuck with a hot hub, failed surge brake or dead lights? We come to Broward County ramps, marinas, storage yards and driveways to inspect and repair boat trailers. Tell dispatch where the trailer is and whether the boat is on it; many hub, brake and light repairs can be done while it is loaded.

Confirm availability and service-call rate before dispatch.
Boat on a trailer beside a marina

Call or text (561) 780-3221. If a wheel is smoking or wobbling, stop towing and tell dispatch.

Ready for dispatchSend the ramp, marina or street address; a photo of the trailer and axle tag; the symptom; and whether the boat is on or off. Ask for a realistic arrival window and the service-call rate before the truck rolls.

01 · What saltwater does, and what we do about it


Boat trailer failures, ranked by how often we get the call Sheet 01
No.FailureThe fix
01Bearing seized or smoking on the way to the rampHub off, bearings, races and seals replaced, spindle checked, hub filled and pressure-capped
02No brakes, or the surge actuator won't engageActuator rebuilt or replaced, lines and calipers renewed, discs and pads on stainless hardware
03Lights dead after a dunkFull rewire in sealed conduit with submersible LED lamps and sealed grounds
04Bunk boards rotted, carpet gone, rollers crackedNew bunks, marine carpet and brackets, or roller banks rebuilt and re-aligned to the hull
05Frame rusting through, cross member softCut out and replace with new steel, cold-galvanize the repair, replace u-bolts and hardware
06Winch, strap or coupler worn outWinch, strap, safety chains, coupler and jack replaced to the trailer's rating

Single, tandem and triple axle, aluminum and galvanized steel, from center consoles to 40-foot sportfish trailers.

02 · Services


Bearings & hubs

Repack or full replacement, new seals, stainless caps and pressure buddies, spindles and axles inspected for wear before you launch.

Surge & disc brakes

Actuators, master cylinders, lines, calipers, rotors and pads — replaced in saltwater-rated stainless, then bled and road tested.

Bunks, rollers & keel

Bunk boards and carpet, roller banks, keel rollers and pads, re-set to the hull so the boat loads straight and sits supported.

Frame & corrosion

Rust-through cut out and replaced, cross members and fenders, aluminum repair, and cold-galvanize protection on every repair.

Lights & wiring

Submersible LED lamps, sealed harness runs, new plugs and grounds — repairs that can reduce recurring lighting faults.

Pre-trip & pre-season

Before a Keys run or a tournament: bearings, brakes, lights, straps and coupler checked and signed off.

03 · Where we meet you


Broward launches and yards, from the New River boatyards on Marina Mile to the ramps at Dania Beach and Hollywood, the storage lots off US-441, and Everglades Holiday Park out west.

  • Stuck at the ramp? Tell us which ramp and whether the boat is on or off. We roll with bearings, seals and hubs on board.
  • Driveway service for anything that is not an emergency — usually the cheapest way to do it.
  • Marinas and dealers: several trailers serviced in one visit, invoiced per unit.

04 · Straight answers


Can you work with the boat on it?

Usually yes — hubs, brakes, lights and fenders are all doable loaded. Bunk and frame work sometimes needs the boat off, and we will tell you before we come.

How often should bearings be done?

For saltwater use, set inspection and service intervals from the axle or hub maker’s instructions, condition and launch frequency. Inspection determines whether repacking or replacement is appropriate. It costs less than a roadside hub failure on the Turnpike.

Is the frame worth saving?

We will show you photos of what we find and say plainly whether repairing it is money well spent or whether you are better off replacing the trailer.

Do you do aluminum trailers?

Yes — aluminum and galvanized steel, including stainless hardware throughout.

Get back on the water

Text the trailer, wheel or brake photo, axle tag and location. Tell us whether the boat is loaded so dispatch can plan the visit. We can confirm the service window and service-call rate before dispatch; the repair and parts estimate follows inspection.

How it works: 1. Call or text the location and symptom. 2. Confirm the service window and call-out rate. 3. We assess the trailer on site and discuss the repair before work proceeds.

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