Expert Care.

Every Season.

Your time on the water is valuable. Whether you're preparing for launch, staying ahead of routine maintenance, or planning for winter storage, Taylor Point Boat Yard is here to help you get the most from every season.

Located in Jamestown, Rhode Island, our experienced team provides dependable mechanical service, seasonal maintenance, fiberglass repair, haul out coordination, and indoor and outdoor storage solutions for both powerboats and sailboats. We take pride in delivering honest recommendations, quality workmanship, and personalized service built around your boating needs.

From spring commissioning to winterization and everything in between, Taylor Point is committed to keeping your boat protected, performing at its best, and ready for wherever the season takes you.

More than a boat yard. A trusted partner for every stage of boat ownership.

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Our Services

Yamaha Outboard engine sales
Outboard service: Yamaha & Evinrude
Diesel service
Fiberglass
Varnish
Rigging

Electrical service
Electronics installation
Plumbing service
Shrink-wrapping
Bottom paint

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More than 200 Fine Vessels

The ten-acre inland facility is located at Taylor Point in Jamestown, RI and provides secure and safe inside and outside storage for more than 200 fine vessels. Our heated yacht storage facility and showroom is perfect for showcasing new yacht sales and high-end brokerage boats. 18 foot ceiling height, water and electric, plus energy efficient lighting. Vessels are monitored by a 24-hour surveillance camera.