Boat Detailing Service Areas: Tampa Bay & Pinellas County

📍Where we work in Tampa Bay and Pinellas County

Sunrise Marine Detailing is a fully mobile operation. We bring soap, polish, and every other supply directly to your boat and connect to the water and power at your dock, whether it sits on a lift, in a marina slip, in a canal behind your house, or on a trailer in your driveway. Our service area is Tampa Bay and Pinellas County only. We do not cover Sarasota County or anywhere south of the Skyway Bridge.

If your boat lives anywhere on the list below, you are inside our coverage map. Each city link goes to a page explaining what the local water and storage conditions mean for how we approach detailing in that specific community.

• Tarpon Springs: Anclote River boats running to offshore grounds need frequent salt decon.
• Palm Harbor: Sutherland Bayou docks and the Honeymoon Island weekend traffic mix.
• Dunedin: St. Joseph Sound's intense sun makes ceramic coating a high-leverage call.
• Safety Harbor: Shallow upper Old Tampa Bay leaves sediment streaks on every hull.
• Clearwater (via Clearwater Beach): Clearwater Pass yacht runs require heavy wash and topside polish work.
• Belleair: Private docks along Clearwater Harbor with quick runs out to the Gulf.
• Harbor Bluffs: Quiet canal water on McKay Creek means waterline scum builds fast.
• Largo: Trailered fleet behind a quick run to the Intracoastal at Indian Rocks.
• Seminole: Lake Seminole canal-kept boats fight stagnant warm water and bottom growth.
• Indian Rocks Beach: Barrier-island lifts where salt mist outpaces wave damage every week.
• Indian Shores: Tight canals and Gulf-facing wind drive constant salt-mist spotting.
• Redington Beach: Lift-kept boats sized for canal turns and Gulf-side salt exposure.
• Madeira Beach: John's Pass charter fleet and exposed Gulf slips need monthly maintenance.
• Treasure Island: Heavy John's Pass weekend traffic deposits salt spray on every hull.
• St Pete Beach: Barrier-island lifts and direct Gulf access for boats running offshore.
• Tierra Verde: Mangrove-channel tannins and Fort De Soto runs work hulls hard.
• Snell Isle: Deep-water canal homes off Coffee Pot Bayou and a ceramic-coating fleet.
• Davis Islands: Deepest-water private docks in Tampa Bay, sized for sportfishers and motoryachts.
• South Tampa: Bayshore-side canals and lifts demanding monthly wash and yearly polish.
• Tampa: Hillsborough Bay slips and downtown waterfront, deep-water access throughout.
• Gulfport: Boca Ciega Bay liveaboard fleet that favors in-water service over hauls.
• Apollo Beach: Canal-home docks with warm-water Big Bend manatee winter traffic.
• Ruskin: Little Manatee River brackish-water mineral haze on every hull.
• Palmetto: Manatee River boats running under the Skyway to Gulf grounds.

⚓What we handle at every dock

Every visit, regardless of city, is built from the same core service catalog:

• Captain's Wash maintenance plan for monthly upkeep
• Oxidation removal for chalky or faded gelcoat
• Ceramic coating with a two-year warranty
• Teak restoration for weathered handrails, swim platforms, and trim
• Brightwork and metal polishing for stainless and aluminum
• Engine room detailing for cleaner inspections and easier service
• Upholstery and vinyl deep cleaning for seats, cushions, and headliners

We also build custom packages for yacht clubs dealers and brokers charter fleets, and marina operators.

Outside our service area?

We do not travel south of Bradenton, north of Tarpon Springs, or east of central Hillsborough County. The reason is simple: we keep crews close enough that booking a same-week appointment is realistic across the entire coverage map. Stretching beyond that would mean longer lead times for everyone.