Marina at American Wharf

Was having trouble connecting my wires for my 12 John boat trailer. Called to ask how much they would charge for them to fix it. The guy on the phone offered to help me over the phone by sending him pictures. With his help I got it fixed in no time. Will definitely be using them for future work!

I bought a used 2012 Cobia 217cc that was in pretty rough shape. I took it to George and his crew and they made it almost like new. Next winter I'll be going for a total rewire and it will be like new. These guys make their own flats boats in house and that speaks volumes. They fixed a bad leak it had and I finally got caught in some rough seas to test it out... the bilge was as dry as a bone when we got back. They polished the hull and made it look like a new boat. They installed a saltwater washdown and pump, a simrad w transducer fixed the trailer, powder coated my aluminum t top and leaning post, new upholstery, installed a light bar, overhead light, and spreader lights, a weather antenna, and fixed some battery draining electrical issues the boat had for a very fair price. I am pleased and would recommend. These guys are good and work hard.

I’ve taken my boat to South Texas Boat Works for several years now. Service is top notch. Whether it’s fiberglass work, aluminum work, motor, or trailer maintenance, these guys do it all. Thank-you to George and your team!!

I was looking for someone to rebuild my shallow sport. I did some research and found George at South Texas Boat Works in Pearland. I am so glad I used him for my rebuild. I have a 1997 Shallow Sport 21 Sport. It now looks brand new at a 3rd of the cost of buying a new boat. I would recommend him for any of your boat work. He does it all completely in house and you work directly with him. Easy to talk to and very knowledgeable. The green boat is the before and the blue is the after.

George and his team did a great job repairing my whaler after I got in an accident. Can’t even tell it was ever in a wreck. Also got some aluminum work done while I was at it, his aluminum shoe builds some really nice leaning posts, tops, railings etc.