He shows up
Punctuality is the single most repeated theme across 47 reviews. One customer notes he worked the day a hurricane was making landfall. Another says he made contact and did the job the same day.
Brian has been detailing and protecting boats on this stretch of coast for 21 years. Full details, ceramic coating, gelcoat oxidation removal and regular wash plans, done on the lift, in the slip or on the trailer. You never move the boat.


Four things, all done properly, all quoted for the boat in front of him. There is no package tier and no bronze, silver or gold.
The full job. Exterior wash and decontamination, hull and topsides, non-skid, hardware and rails, with the interior brought back at the same time.
02A durable coating over corrected gelcoat, so salt and staining have far less to hold onto and washdowns take a fraction of the effort.
03Chalky, faded gelcoat compounded and polished back to depth. This is the work people photograph, because the difference is not subtle.
04Bi-weekly, monthly or quarterly washing that holds a finish where it is, so it never reaches the point of needing correction.
Read the Google reviews and the same points keep surfacing, in the reviewers' own words.
Punctuality is the single most repeated theme across 47 reviews. One customer notes he worked the day a hurricane was making landfall. Another says he made contact and did the job the same day.
Owners write this one down unprompted. The price did not change. No surprises. Super fair. Every job is quoted for the boat in front of him with its condition included, which is why the number holds.
Customers reach for that comparison on their own. Like it just rolled off a dealership. Twenty-one years of hands on gelcoat is the reason.
Salt does not wait and the Florida sun does not take a season off. Gelcoat that gets attention on a rhythm never reaches the point where it needs compounding, and compounding is the expensive, irreversible end of this trade.
Most of Brian's work is boats he sees on a schedule. Restore it once, then protect it.
For boats in the water or on a lift and used through the season. The finish never gets a chance to go backwards.
For covered boats and lighter use. Enough to stay ahead of salt and staining without paying for visits you do not need.
For boats kept in dry storage or under cover most of the year. A reset before the season and another after it.
Drag the handle. This is a cockpit that had been left to sit, and the same cockpit after a full detail.
Before
After
Full detail · center console cockpit and helm
Navy hull, finished. You can read the palms in it.

Brian started in this trade around 2004 and opened Brian's Detail Services LLC in 2018. There is no crew rotating through your boat. The person who quotes the job is the person who does it, which is why the quote holds and why nothing gets missed between hands.
It also means the schedule is real. He books what he can actually do, and that is a large part of why punctuality is the thing customers mention most.
“Took care of my 31 foot boat more than I’ve ever seen.”
“The boat looks brand new. The price did not change.”
“Made our boat sparkle. Would recommend.”
“Fair prices and very professional mobile detailing.”
“Contacted me and provided services THE SAME DAY.”
“Dealership quality clean, and no surprises.”
Mobile service across northern Palm Beach County and the southern Treasure Coast. Lifts, slips, trailers and dry stacks, wherever the boat already is.
Alongside the boat work, Brian installs window film. Heat, glare and UV control for houses and offices around Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens, plus the curved helm and cabin glass most installers turn down. He does not do automotive tint.
A few details is all it takes. You will get a straight answer on what it needs, what it will cost and when he can get to it, and that number will not change on the day.