Boat Repairs Parts and Boat hauling Long Island Ny
Used and rebuilt boat parts and marine engines
WhatsNew:
USA Recycling price hike for boats
January 2010
USA
recycling has raised its prices on boat drop off to $128 a ton. Additionally
they will no longer accept boats with ANY oil or gasoline aboard. All boats
dropped off with fluids will be reported to the DEC for evaluation
CurrentNews
New storage yard in Bayshore
May 11 2010
Horrific
oil spill in on and under the Gulf Coast why isn't anyone talking about this.
Have you seen the idiotic "Worst Case Scenario Plan"
RecentEvents
Town of Huntington
June 01 2008
The
Town of Huntington is now accepting old gasoline , paint thinners , and any
toxic liquids twice a year from residents only. This is being done through an
outside disposal company. Call the Town for details
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Boat Break Down at Sea
Do you want insurance for the whole year to cover any mechanical failures while fishing or boating?
Get towed back to your home port or dock. Call for rates single tow or yearly insurance, Best rates and coverage area
Phone 631-235-0186
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Boat Brokerage
Do you want to sell your boat?
Are you looking to buy a certified boat from a reputable boat dealer recently professionally surveyed?
Call or email to get your boat listed in a high traffic targeted area.
Brokers , owners, and dealers welcome.
Phone 631-235-0186
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Marine Salvage and parts
Long Island marine has a variety of parts for all years and makes of boats, both used and rebuilt, Call or email for availability and price
Phone 631-235-0186
About Us
In the Beginning:
What once was a carting company where complete vessels were scrapped, has turned into a complete marine vessel recycling center for Long Island Marinas and pleasure boaters alike. The owner was quite disgusted with the amount of debris, some of which was toxic , that was being crushed and just dumped into the local landfills. As the boats came in he started staging them at the yard until the yard was full. The boats were pulled apart and everything went to its own recycler, engines went to the metal guy, teak was stacked and given to the local woodworkers clubs, oils and fuel from the engines was given to mechanic shops that burned it as a source of heat. It was a socially conscious move but couldn't sustain itself financially.
The Growing Years:
As we move forward with a new staging area in Bayshore NY. We have gotten more efficient at what's known in the industry as "parting out" boats . One of my favorite aspects of this endeavor is watching people who really can't afford the steep price tag of a new boat put one together from the many parts we have. I consider that a perfect recycle. Now with a newer UPS # we are able to ship parts across the country and even overseas where American made boats are really appreciated.
Where we're going:
We are looking forward to , one day , when even the fiberglass hulls are reused as a recycled product. Roadways would be an ideal application for this. We are hopeful that one day the marinas on Long Island will make us there first call when looking for parts for a particular item. Because of our ranking in the web searches we believe that many of Long Island Marine based businesses will link from this site.
Team Bio:
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(Salvage and Parts): William O'Connell is the owner operator of Long Island Marine. He's a LEED certified professional. He has a CDL with air brakes certification and has spent a good deal of his life on the water. The buck stops here. Odds are good that if you phone the call will be forwarded to him |
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(Yard Foreman):
Manuel Garcia is from an Island off the coast of Hondurans. He has a CDL and has been Wills right hand man for the past 13 years. |
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(Certified marine mechanic shop side owner):
Tom Borro is a master marine mechanic with to many certifications to mention. He basically runs the shop. All engine work, outdrive rebuilds, and basically anything marine power he's your man. If you send an email to Service it will go straight him |
