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Most installs land between $1,500 and $8,000 CAD depending on coverage area, custom routing, and artwork. A swim platform on a smaller boat runs $1,500–$3,000. A full cockpit + helm pads on a 30–50ft cruiser is closer to $4,000–$8,000. Custom inlays, logos, and full-sheet laser patterning add to the range. Every quote is built around your boat — fill in the form at the top of the page and Kal calls back within one business day with honest options and a real number.

A swim-platform install typically takes 4–6 hours on the boat. A full cockpit + helm pads is a one- to two-day job. We work on a cradle when the yard schedule allows, or in the slip if your marina permits it. Most jobs are scheduled in a single window so your boat doesn't sit half-done — we show up, prep, cut, bond, and finish the edges in one visit.

No. SeaDek uses an acrylic-based pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) — the same family of adhesive used on automotive trim. It bonds firmly when installed correctly but can be removed without damaging the underlying gel coat or paint. We surface-prep with isopropyl alcohol before bonding and run the adhesive at full pressure to avoid bubbles or edge lift.

Just about anything. SeaDek comes in a wide range of colours and thicknesses, and every sheet is cut to your boat — so the colour, the routing pattern, and the seam layout are all your call. We line up patterns across seams rather than butting them together and hoping. Custom work includes logos, name plates, triple-lamination edges, and full-sheet laser patterning. If you have something specific in mind, mention it in the quote form and Kal will talk it through before anything gets cut.

Properly installed SeaDek lasts 10+ years on most boats. UV-protected materials hold colour for the life of the install. The non-skid surface stays grippy in salt and freshwater alike. We've replaced installs that were 12–15 years old and still functional — owners typically replace for cosmetic updates or boat resale rather than wear failure.

Yes — nothing about the install is permanent. The adhesive releases with heat and lifts away without damaging the gel coat or paint underneath, so the boat can always go back to bare. That matters if you're selling, refreshing the look, or changing the layout down the road. If you have old decking that needs to come off before new work goes on, mention it in the quote form and Kal will factor it into the job.

Yes. SeaDek is closed-cell EVA foam — it doesn't absorb water and is unaffected by salt, fresh water, or chlorine. The material was originally developed for offshore fishing and tournament bass boats. Our service area is freshwater (Georgian Bay, Lake Simcoe, Muskoka), but the product is rated for any marine environment.

We come to your boat. Wherever it lives — at the marina, on a dry dock at the yard, or in your driveway — that's where we install. There's no truck-and-trailer hassle, no waiting for a slot in someone else's shop. We coordinate the cradle window with your yard and show up ready to work. Service area covers Collingwood, Meaford, Midland, Penetanguishene, Parry Sound, Barrie, Innisfil, Orillia, Beaverton, and across Muskoka.