
Multi-stage hull polishing, gelcoat oxidation removal, ceramic protective coatings, and full vessel detailing, delivered mobile at private docks and marinas across Lake Lanier, Lake Allatoona, and Lake Oconee.
The JDG Home Services Marine Division brings the same licensed, insured, OSHA-certified precision we're known for on land, directly to your dock. We restore and protect fiberglass, gelcoat, and metal surfaces on boats, pontoons, and personal watercraft across North and Middle Georgia's three largest recreational lakes.
Every season on the water, UV rays break down the top layer of your gelcoat. The gloss fades first, then the surface turns chalky and dull, and eventually the original color is barely visible. That's oxidation — and Georgia's intense sun accelerates it faster than almost anywhere else.
Hard-water staining at the waterline and algae growth compound the damage. The good news: oxidation is correctable. A proper multi-stage cut-and-buff removes the faded layer and brings back the depth, color, and shine your hull had when it was new — and a ceramic coating keeps it that way.

Every hull goes through the same proven sequence — no shortcuts, no single-step "miracle" products.
We meet you at the dock, inspect the hull and gelcoat condition, and identify the oxidation level, staining, and any existing coatings before quoting.
A full hull wash removes algae, hard-water scale, and surface grime so we're working on a clean base.
A heavy-cut compound on a wool pad removes the chalky, oxidized gelcoat layer and restores the original color. We work section by section to keep the compound from drying in the Georgia heat.
A fine-cut polish on a foam pad refines the surface, removes compounding haze, and brings back depth and gloss.
A marine-grade ceramic coating is applied to lock in the shine and add UV, hard-water, and waterline-stain resistance for the season ahead.
We walk the results with you at the dock — a deep, glossy finish with real depth, ready for the water.
Every vessel is treated with craftsman precision, from oxidation correction to long-term ceramic protection.
Progressive compounding and polishing that restores depth, gloss, and a mirror finish to fiberglass and gelcoat hulls.
Cut-and-buff treatments that eliminate chalky, sun-faded gelcoat and bring back the original color and clarity.
Long-lasting ceramic coatings that lock in shine and guard against UV, hard water, and waterline staining.
Interior and exterior detailing, decks, non-skid, upholstery, metal brightening, and a full top-to-bottom refresh.
Gelcoat scratches, fiberglass cracks, hardware replacement, teak restoration, and dock-rash fixes — delivered dockside with the same craftsman precision.
Fill and refinish gelcoat scratches, gouges, and blisters, then color-match and polish so the repair blends into the surrounding hull.
Marine-grade resin and cloth repair for cracks and impact damage, faired and refinished to match the surrounding surface.
Replace cleats, hinges, rails, and ladders, re-bedding and sealing each piece properly to prevent water intrusion.
Clean, sand, repair, and re-oil teak decks, trim, and furniture to bring back the natural color and protect it from the Georgia sun.
Repair and reapply non-skid surfaces for safe footing and a clean, uniform finish.
Fix surface impact damage and dock rash — fair, match, and seal the repair for a seamless finish.
We inspect the hull and components dockside, identify the damage, and quote the repair scope before any work begins.
We mask and protect surrounding areas and prep the damaged surface for a clean, durable repair.
We fill, fiberglass, or replace the damaged material — gelcoat, hardware, or wood — using marine-grade products.
We sand the repair flush and fair it into the surrounding surface so the fix blends in.
We match the gelcoat color and texture, polish the repair, and apply a protective coating to seal it.
Yes. We fill and refinish gelcoat scratches, gouges, and blisters, then color-match and polish the repair so it blends into the surrounding hull.
Yes. We repair fiberglass cracks and impact damage with marine-grade resin and cloth, fair the surface, and refinish to match. We'll assess the extent dockside and tell you honestly what's repairable.
Yes. We replace cleats, hinges, rails, ladders, and other deck hardware, re-bedding and sealing each piece properly to prevent water intrusion.
Yes. We clean, sand, repair, and re-oil teak decks, trim, and furniture to bring back the natural color and protect it from the Georgia sun.
We come to your dock or marina. A distinct service zone for each lake.

The largest and busiest recreational lake in Georgia. We meet you at private docks and marinas across the lake, from the southern shoreline near Cumming up to the northern reaches near Gainesville.
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A favorite for North Metro boaters. We provide mobile hull polishing and ceramic coating at docks and marinas around the lake, covering the full shoreline from Cartersville to Acworth.
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Middle Georgia's premier lake, known for its clean water and golf communities. We deliver concierge marine restoration to private docks and marinas from Greensboro to Eatonton.
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A sun-faded fiberglass hull restored dockside with multi-stage compounding, polishing, and ceramic coating at a private slip on Lake Lanier — the original color and depth brought back in a single day.
Plainly worded, so you know exactly where you stand before any work begins.
If the completed work does not meet the standard described in your estimate, contact us within 48 hours of project completion. We will return to assess the concern and re-perform the affected work at no additional cost until it meets the agreed scope. If we cannot resolve it, we will refund the portion of your payment tied to the affected work.
Payment by card, cash, check, Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, or bank transfer. Deposits on projects over $1,000 are 20%, fully refundable until materials are ordered or work begins.

Free dockside assessments across Lake Lanier, Lake Allatoona, and Lake Oconee. Get your custom restoration quote today.