Dinghies up to 16 feet
- Small sail repair
- $95
- Sail recut
- From $280
- Boom cover
- From $260
- Two cushion covers
- From $320
Work & prices
A useful starting point.
Boat size helps you plan a budget. The cloth, shape and amount of sewing decide the written quote.
Boats 17–25 feet
- Small sail repair
- $145
- Sail recut
- From $460
- Boom cover
- From $390
- Two cushion covers
- From $440
Boats 26–35 feet
- Small sail repair
- $195
- Sail recut
- From $680
- Boom cover
- From $540
- Two cushion covers
- From $560
Example prices include labor and standard materials. Boats over 35 feet and full boat covers need an individual quote.
What those prices cover
Small sail repair: one patch over a tear up to 12 inches in otherwise sound cloth. We inspect first; brittle or badly stretched cloth may not be worth repairing.
Recut: reshaping one existing sail after a conversation about its fit. Hardware changes are quoted separately.
Bring the old one, too.
Boom cover: a new cover with a simple closure, using your measurements or old cover. Full boat covers need a separate pattern and quote.
Cushions: two cockpit seat covers using existing foam, each up to 48 by 18 inches. Replacement foam and larger sets are quoted separately.
Before the first stitch
Can you price a repair from a photo?
A photo helps us plan the visit, but we need to handle the cloth before quoting. We explain what is worth doing and wait for your approval before sewing.
What if a stitch needs another look?
Bring it back and we will look at our sewing with you. We explain any correction before doing more work.
Start with the cloth you have.
A request begins a conversation about scope, price and timing.