Nichols Yacht Yard Inc

Love Nichols, very much put together, clean bathrooms, no complaints ever.
Robert and his mechanic crew alweys helpful. Pleasant and happy place.
People are great to each other, like a good community.

It is one of the best experiences I have maintaining and keeping my boat all year around. Specially the friendship that I have develop with Ed Ensign and Robert Thaule who have help me maintain my boat in the best of all shapes. Than you guys
Diego Mora

We were recommended this yard by a local who has used it for 20 years. We are mighty glad we took his recommendation. We arrived mid September 2021, 2 weeks early for a scheduled winterization. Our daughter had just got Covid and we expected to do a mercy dash to look after three grandkids. The manager and his staff just said GO. We know boats. Your boat will be fine with us. And so we went, not to return until May 6 2022 when the boat was splashed.
These guys know boats. I could not fault the way our 40 year old boat was looked after. Their attention to detail is phenomenal and efficiency second to none, even when every other boat owner is demanding service. I don’t often give reviews, good or bad. Nichols Yacht Yard is an exception.

I am a long-time customer of Nichols Yacht Yard for my 30’ Pursuit 3000 Express with twin diesels. I certainly have a choice of many other places to keep my boat, but have been with them for over 20 years because of their outstanding service and appreciation of their customers. They bend over backwards to meet your expectations and have a crew of service mechanics that cannot be beat. Their prices are reasonable and they are honest. They also have a very active and well run dry sail service. The yard is well maintained as are the docks and facilities. They are dog friendly. Being across from Mamaroneck’s Harbor Island Park, you can get a front row seat to the July 4th fireworks show without needing to move your boat, as in the accompanying picture. The yard is within easy walking distance of Mamaroneck Village with its many restaurants and shops, is well protected against storms, and is only a few minutes through the harbor to get to the open sound.

I have kept my Alerion 28 at Nichols since 2009, for both a summer slip and winter storage, and have been very happy with the yard and their work. The location is great, near Mamaroneck's restaurants, fuel docks, and a small chandlery. The harbor is well protected, and Nichols' floating docks kept my boat safe even during Hurricane Sandy. Sea Tow has a base across from Nichols, and the marina lies just across the channel from Harbor island Park (which provides a bucolic view as well as a prime location for the July 4th fireworks show). The manager (Dennis McCarthy) is very knowledgable about both sail and power systems, and there are also superb on-site mechanical repair and fiberglass services as well as boat washing/waxing. They will commission and decommission your boat, shrink-wrap over the winter, and do the bottom antifouling as needed. There is a large Travelift if you need a haul-out mid-season, and basic shore amenities such as bathrooms and showers. The office staff (Liz and Madeline) take care of all the paperwork and, weather-permitting, you can be pretty sure your boat will be splashed or hauled out when promised. Their prices are reasonable considering the area, and they don't add unnecessary expenses such as pulling the mast annually or removing and replacing batteries every season. There is round-the-clock yard and dock security, but the location is in a very safe area, even for the ducks and geese who will pay you a visit from time to time!