Marine and Coastal Services in Ireland
Marine and coastal services
Marine and Coastal Services Service Providers
3 providers
I am a qualified commercial diver and marine technician with extensive experience providing integrated marine services across the Midlands and West of Ireland. My expertise spans commercial diving operations, marina electrical systems, and comprehensive boat maintenance and repair. I take a holistic approach to marine projects, ensuring that all aspects—from underwater inspections to on-board electrical work and mechanical repairs—are handled efficiently and safely. I am committed to delivering reliable, professional service for commercial clients and boat owners throughout Offaly, Westmeath, and Roscommon.
Kolawole Alaba
I am a qualified commercial diver and marine technician with extensive experience providing integrated marine services across the Midlands and West of Ireland. My expertise spans commercial diving operations, marina electrical systems, and comprehensive boat maintenance and repair. I take a holistic approach to marine projects, ensuring that all aspects—from underwater inspections to on-board electrical work and mechanical repairs—are handled efficiently and safely. I am committed to delivering reliable, professional service for commercial clients and boat owners throughout Offaly, Westmeath, and Roscommon.
Thomas E is a versatile and experienced technician providing comprehensive maintenance and repair services across marine and automotive sectors in the Meath, Westmeath, and Galway regions. His expertise spans boat maintenance and repair, marine engine servicing, car repair and maintenance, marina electrical services, interior cleaning, and bodywork and painting. With a practical, detail-oriented approach, he ensures both vessels and vehicles receive reliable care, whether for routine upkeep or specific repairs. Thomas focuses on clear communication and delivering thorough workmanship tailored to each client's needs.
Thomas E
Thomas E is a versatile and experienced technician providing comprehensive maintenance and repair services across marine and automotive sectors in the Meath, Westmeath, and Galway regions. His expertise spans boat maintenance and repair, marine engine servicing, car repair and maintenance, marina electrical services, interior cleaning, and bodywork and painting. With a practical, detail-oriented approach, he ensures both vessels and vehicles receive reliable care, whether for routine upkeep or specific repairs. Thomas focuses on clear communication and delivering thorough workmanship tailored to each client's needs.
Working on Ireland's coast
With over 3,000 km of coastline, Ireland has a large community of boat owners, fishermen, island residents and coastal homeowners. Harbours like Kinsale, Howth, Dún Laoghaire, Dingle and Killybegs are busy with leisure and working boats, while smaller piers in Connemara, Mayo and West Cork serve local fishing and island traffic. Salt air, storms and spring tides mean boats, engines, moorings and seafront buildings need regular care. Most maintenance happens before the season in spring and after lift-out in autumn. Work on the foreshore can need a licence or consent, so check before building or repairing structures there.
Marine and coastal jobs you can post
- Outboard and inboard engine servicing
- Boat hull cleaning and antifouling
- Mooring inspection and replacement
- Boat lift-out, storage and launch
- Slipway or small pier repair
- Fibreglass and gelcoat repairs
- Coastal home storm damage repairs
- Boat electrics and navigation equipment
- Boat transport by road
- Sea wall and coastal erosion advice
Marine and coastal services questions
When should my boat be serviced?
Most owners service engines and antifoul in early spring before launch, and winterise after lift-out in autumn.
Do I need permission for work on the foreshore?
Building or repairing structures on the foreshore can require consent from the State. Check with your local authority or the relevant department before starting.
Can a contractor come to my mooring or pier?
Many marine engineers are mobile and work at the harbour or on the water. Give the location and access details in your task.
How often should a mooring be checked?
Moorings are usually inspected at least once a year, as chains and shackles wear quickly in salt water.
How much do marine services cost?
Price depends on the job, boat size and access. Post your task on ShamFix to compare quotes free.
