Y & Y Marine Service
Boat maintenance, repair and provisioning services for boat owners on Île de Ré and around La Rochelle
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Y & Y Marine Service
Y&Y Marine Service provides boat surveillance, maintenance, repairs, cleaning and provisioning, from routine servicing to full upkeep. Services include rigging, mechanical and electrical work, hull treatment, transport and interior work.
Customers can book monthly packages or individual services. The company serves boat owners on Île de Ré and in the La Rochelle area.
Y & Y Marine Service is a French SARL founded in 2013, with its registered headquarters in La Flotte.
Product: Boat surveillance, maintenance, repair, cleaning, transport and provisioning services.
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