1Every fallWinterization & storage
Engines run on premix until they fog, water systems, generator, Seakeeper, A/C. Shrink wrap, blocking and inside storage, on a real date.

Yamaha Marine Service Pro Elite · Selbyville, DE
Five Yamaha certified technicians, one of them a Master Technician, and an exclusive Yamaha service center for 23 years. Pick what the boat needs below, read what we actually do, and book it — we call to confirm before anything is scheduled.
❄️ The winter list is openFour boats a day against real dates. Engines, systems, shrink wrap, blocking and storage — booked online in about three minutes.
Start here
Every door has two handles: How it works says what we actually do, and Book opens the form already set for it.
1Every fallEngines run on premix until they fog, water systems, generator, Seakeeper, A/C. Shrink wrap, blocking and inside storage, on a real date.
2Hours or yearsThe 100-hour annual, plugs and anodes at two years, the VST, the water pump at three, the timing belt at five — Yamaha's schedule, done by Yamaha's own tooling.
3Diagnosis & repairWon't start, runs rough, an alarm, a leak, a light that's out. Tell us what it does and when, and we diagnose it with Yamaha's software before anybody guesses.
4Rigged hereSounders, radar, autopilot, stereo, Starlink, trolling motors — and Yamaha's Helm Master EX, all four levels, rigged and calibrated so the helm talks to itself.
5We come to youSome jobs don't need a boat on a trailer. The van comes to your slip, your lift or your driveway, from the Delaware beaches down through Ocean City.
6Every springBatteries, fuel, water systems back on, the first start on our hose and not at the ramp. Book it in March and the boat is in the water the week you want it.
Yamaha's schedule
Hours or calendar, whichever arrives first — on this coast it is almost always the calendar. Each one has its own page: what the job involves and why each step is there.
Not sure what yours is due? Tell the planner the engine and the hours and it lines up the schedule for that one engine, bookable in a tap.
Who does the work
Anybody can sell you a boat. The question worth asking is who picks up the phone in July when it won't start with the family already on the dock.
Something's wrong?
Each one explained with photographs off our own bench — what it means, how long you have, and what it takes to put right. Then tell us what yours is doing and we diagnose it before anybody guesses.
Mobile service
A hundred-hour service, a no-start, a plug change, an electronics fault, a pre-season check — anything that can be done with the boat in the water gets done at your slip, your lift or your driveway. You book it like any other job and say where the boat is.
What stays a shop job: anything that takes the lower unit off (the water pump, a seal), bottom paint, and winterization with wrap or storage. The writer tells you which on the confirmation call, so nobody drives out to a job that cannot be done there.
We run from the Delaware beaches down through Ocean City — Bethany is about 20 minutes from the shop, Ocean City about 25. Where we go →
How it works
The same form the counter uses, so your job lands on the board the moment you press send — and nothing is touched until you have approved the price.
Rather talk to a person? Service line (302) 436-1737, Mon–Fri 8:30–5, Sat 9–3.
Straight answers
Yamaha is the specialty — five certified technicians, one of them a Master Tech, and Yamaha's Pro Elite rating — but we service the whole boat: electronics, gel coat, bottom paint, detailing, trailers and transport.
Yes. Some jobs don't need a boat on a trailer — the van comes to your slip, lift or driveway, from the Delaware beaches down through Ocean City.
We run our own trucks and trailers. Meet us at a ramp anywhere from Lewes to the Ocean City commercial harbor, or we'll collect the boat from your place.
Early. The calendar fills from September, and the online form books real dates with a limited number of boats per day — when a date is full, it's gone.
The online form takes about two minutes, or call (302) 436-1737 and talk to a person.
What customers say
“Best service ever!”Deb B. · Google review
“Great service, excellent work.”Andrew R. · Google review
“Awesome staff — friendly and very knowledgeable… great service mechanics.”Doug M. · Google review
Zak Smith, Yamaha Master Technician, on this.