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Lake Geneva shipyard
SERVICES
MECHANICAL
MAINTENANCE
Our mechanical workshop ensures routine maintenance of your boat's engines and electrical system.
We are officially approved by Volvo Penta, Mercruiser and Yamaha.
Our mechanics are regularly trained on new engine technologies as well as the maintenance and restoration of old engines.
PAINT
ANTIFOULINGE
FIBER WORKS
The Shipyard has a paint booth that can accommodate boats up to 12m long.
Our equipment and know-how allow us to carry out all fiber and paint repairs.
Our installation as well as the expertise of our painter ensure the use of the latest spray painting techniques and an excellent level of finish.
WINTERING
Thanks to our large undercover storage area, we are able to store all types of boats protected from bad weather during the winter.
We also provide winterization for your engines, batteries, generators and fresh water systems.
The lifting crane, with a capacity of 20 tonnes, allows the handling of all types of boats up to 18m long.
CONSTRUCTION
CLASSIC RESTORATION
Corsier-Port is one of the last shipyards in Switzerland to offer a wooden boat restoration and construction service.
With over 100 years of experience, our workshops have seen the creation of hundreds of sailboats and motorboats, both series and unique pieces.
Our shipwrights have exceptional know-how which allows them to restore and maintain classic boats while respecting the construction techniques of the time.
SAILING
SADDLERY
In order to complete our nautical services, the Shipyard subcontracts a certain number of skills such as saddlery and sailmaking.
We collaborate with local companies ensuring know-how and impeccable quality of work, for possible repairs and manufacturing of custom parts.
SEAMANSHIP
CLEANING
All seamanship work is subcontracted to local specialists who are able to carry out all types of tailor-made orders using the most modern materials such as Dynema as well as classic materials.
A tailor-made cleaning service is offered throughout the sailing season.
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