Marine · Recurring care
A care routine for the way you use your boat.
Why routine care helps presentation
Salt, sun and storage exposure build up quickly. A regular wash routine keeps agreed accessible surfaces tidy and makes seasonal protection more effective. It's cosmetic upkeep — engine starts, system checks, antifouling and annual restoration are not part of a maintenance wash.
Choose a frequency
Each programme is quote-only. Pricing reflects the supplier cost per visit plus coordination — no automatic discount percentages are applied.
Monthly Care
Vessels used regularly and kept in the water or on a trailer between outings.
- Agreed accessible exterior wash
- Salt and grime removal from hull above waterline
- Deck and cockpit wipe-down
- Accessible glass cleaned
Tailored quote
Initial reset assessed and quoted separately if the vessel needs deeper first-time cleaning.
Fortnightly Care
Boats in frequent use or higher-exposure storage where presentation matters more often.
- More frequent salt and grime removal
- Cockpit and seating refresh
- Brightwork wipe where agreed
- Accessible glass cleaned
Tailored quote
Initial reset assessed and quoted separately.
Weekly Care
High-use vessels or charter-style presentation requirements, subject to provider capacity.
- Weekly accessible exterior wash
- Cockpit and seating refresh
- Glass and brightwork attention
- Ongoing presentation upkeep
Tailored quote
Subject to confirmed provider availability for consistent weekly visits.
Four-weekly and monthly are not the same frequency. Any billing amount specifies how many visits it includes and any term or renewal.
Included accessible surfaces
Routine wash visits cover agreed accessible surfaces. Roofs, awnings, solar panels, decals and seals are assessed before inclusion.
- Hull above waterline
- Topsides and deck
- Non-skid
- Cockpit and seating
- Accessible glass
- Stainless and brightwork (wipe)
Illustrative schedule
What a month could look like
Wash visits are distinct from separately quoted seasonal protection or polishing. This is an illustration only — your actual schedule depends on frequency, access and weather.
Week 1
Wash visit
Week 2
Wash visit
Week 3
Wash visit
Week 4
Wash visit
Quarterly
Seasonal protection (separately quoted)
Onboarding and access
We start with a vessel assessment: size and unit, location type, desired frequency, usage and current condition. Access, weather and site permission are planned so visits can be completed safely. Provider continuity and support are coordinated by GarageWash.
GarageWash manages your enquiry and payment. Your allocated detailing provider completes the agreed work.
Vessel care questions
Ask about vessel care
Share your vessel's size, location and how you use it. We'll confirm a suitable routine and quote.
Availability and suitability confirmed after review.