Repairs
Inspection, seam repairs, reinforcement of the points that have taken a beating, window replacement.
What we handle
Maintenance
An annual check, cleaning and re-waterproofing, so a cover reaches the end of its life rather than the end of its warranty.
Winter storage
We take the covers off at the end of the season, wash them, keep them dry at the workshop and fit them back on in spring.
We agree a date and we keep it.
A repair booked in March is a repair finished before your launch, not after it. When we take your cover in, you leave with the date it comes back.
A seam
Caught early, it's an hour's stitching. Wait too long, and the whole cover is at risk.
A zip
Easy to replace on its own. Once the fabric around it tears, it's no longer just the zip.
Waterproofing
Re-treated every second season, acrylic canvas keeps working for ten or more.
Frequently asked questions
What repairs do you take on?
Inspection, seam repairs, reinforcement of the points that have taken a beating, and window replacement.
What does annual maintenance include?
An annual check, cleaning and re-waterproofing, so a cover reaches the end of its life rather than the end of its warranty.
How often should a cover be re-waterproofed?
Every second season. Re-treated on that cycle, acrylic canvas keeps working for ten years or more.
Do you store covers over the winter?
Yes. We take the covers off at the end of the season, wash them, keep them dry at the workshop in Moschato and fit them back on in spring.
When should I book a repair?
Before the season starts. A repair booked in March is a repair finished before your launch rather than after it, and when we take your cover in you leave with the date it comes back.
Why not leave a small tear until next season?
Because it stops being small. A seam caught early is an hour of stitching; left a season, the panel goes with it. A zip is replaceable on its own until it has torn the fabric, and then it is not.