Marine flooring
in Savannah.

Savannah. Same floor, local hands.

A Lowcountry boat lives in tide, pluff mud and shell. It runs the river at daybreak, sits on a lift through the afternoon, and comes home with grit worked into every joint. Snap-in carpet holds that grit. Foam panels lift at the edge once heat gets underneath them. Deck Armor is troweled on as one bonded rubber surface, so there is no joint to peel and nothing for the mud to work into, and it grips the same wet, dry or fully submerged. Sean runs this one mobile, so none of that costs you a trip to a shop.

Savannah, Hilton Head and the Lowcountry

This is a two state territory and the water does not care about the line. Sean Curran covers Chatham County in Georgia and Beaufort and Jasper counties in South Carolina. On the Georgia side that is Savannah, Thunderbolt, Isle of Hope, Skidaway and Tybee. Across the river it is Hilton Head, Bluffton, Daufuskie, Ridgeland and Hardeeville. The boats are bay boats and center consoles working Wassaw and Ossabaw, flats skiffs poling the May River for redfish, and sportfish clearing Calibogue and Port Royal for the Snapper Banks. Between them sit the Wilmington, the Bull, the Broad and the Savannah itself, every one of them tidal and every one of them carrying silt. Sean is a marine mechanic by trade and works mobile, so the boat never leaves your dock and she gets looked over by somebody who already knows what a hard season does to one.

Covering Chatham County, Beaufort County and Jasper County.

We install for boat owners in Savannah, Tybee Island, Thunderbolt, Wilmington Island, Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, Beaufort, Port Royal, Ridgeland and Hardeeville.

The water Sean works

This is a two state territory and the tide does not care about the line. On the Georgia side it is the Wilmington and Bull rivers, Skidaway, Thunderbolt, Wassaw Sound and out past Tybee. Cross into South Carolina and it is Calibogue Sound, Broad Creek, the May River, Port Royal Sound and the Beaufort River. The Lowcountry runs a seven to eight foot tidal swing, which means pluff mud, oyster rake and shell on every trip, and a boat that sits on a lift between them. Grit works into every seam. A seamed floor traps it and a bonded one does not, which is the practical difference owners here notice first. Bay boats and center consoles are the bulk of it, plus flats skiffs for the creeks and a steady run of dock boats that never leave the river.

Who you are calling.

Savannah, answered.

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Every Deck Armor location installs the same floor under the same warranty. Pick the one nearest your boat.