Douglas Marine
Boat moorings, storage, repairs and maintenance for owners of sea-going and inland pleasure craft in Lancashire
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Douglas Marine
Douglas Marine owns and operates Douglas Boatyard, providing boat repairs and maintenance, moorings, onshore and covered storage, and inboard engine installation and servicing. Facilities include a slipway and mobile crane.
Its customers are owners of sea-going and inland pleasure craft, including yachts, power boats, canal cruisers and dinghies. The family-run business is supported by shipwrights, boat-builders and boatyard operatives.
Douglas Marine Limited was founded in 2021 and is headquartered in Preston, United Kingdom. The boatyard has provided repair services and moorings for over 100 years.
Product: Boat moorings, storage, repairs, maintenance, and inboard engine installation and servicing.
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