| 179 Mccotters Marina Rd Washington, NC 27889-8931 | |
| 35° 29' 20.52'', -76° 57' 31.12'' | |
| 252-975-2174 | |
| VHF Ch. 16 | |
| www.mccottersmarina.com | |
| Washington |
| High | 04:43AM | 2.351ft |
| Low | 11:39AM | -0.166ft |
| High | 04:58PM | 1.395ft |
| Low | 11:03PM | -0.485ft |
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About
McCotters Marina dates back to the 1950's and was originally the regions Chris Craft Dealership. The covered boat slips that were built to provide shelter for the wooden vessels of the time have now been replaced with all open slips. From repairs and boat upgrades to storage and boat sales, we truly take care of all of your boating needs, so you spend less time frustrated and more time on the water. With a protected location, excellent sailing, cruising and fishing grounds, and comfortable and wooded grounds; we continue to be one of the area's most trusted marinas.
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I appreciate the effort in making things right. Kudos!
McCotter's has been my home port for 6 months. There are 4 piers, each is over 400' out into Broad Creek. About a dozen boaters live aboard. The bathhouses are maintained nicely. The piers are not floating and a couple are still a bit tattered from Hurricane Florence's damage. These two things are the reason I only gave 4 stars. But the people are GREAT! Friendly and helpful. And the rates are quite reasonable. It was a good choice for a DIY boatyard and access to the Pamlico River.
After requesting a quote for boat upholstery, I was told to bring the parts in. Jessica filled out the paperwork and wrote very clearly, "call with estimate". There was never a call and Jessica was "out" every time I called. When I went and saw the owner, Mark, he said the work was already under way and would not give a price. I could not take the parts back because they were off site. When I finally picked up the parts the bill was astronomical. For six basic cushions, two were eight inches long bolsters, the labor was $795. That is $20 per hour for a 40 work week. Mark, the owner later had the audacity to say that was a discounted price. It would have been $1,095. in labor or $27.30 per hour for 40 hours. (For upholstery, not mechanical work and the receipt says nothing of the discount) The owner Mark did not deal honestly, has no integrity and never once apologized. This kind of business gives all business a bad name.