A tarp flaps, tears and collects snow. A proper shrink wrap is built over a frame, heat-sealed tight to the hull and vented, so snow slides off and moisture can escape.
Mobile wrapping means your boat stays where it is — in the driveway, beside the cottage or in the marina yard.
What’s included
- Support frame built for your boat
- Marine-grade shrink film, heat-sealed tight
- Vents to prevent mould and mildew
- Strapping around the hull for wind
- Optional zipper door for winter access
When you need it
- Your boat stores outside over winter
- Your old tarp tore or pooled snow last year
- You want to keep mice and leaves out
- Indoor storage is full or too expensive
How it works
- Tell us about your boat — Type, length and where it will spend the winter.
- Get a quote & date — A local wrapper calls back with a price and time slot.
- We wrap it on site — Framed, heat-sealed and vented. No trailering required.
What affects the price
Every property is different, so quotes are based on a few things:
- Boat length and beam
- Height of towers, windshields or canvas
- Zipper door or extra vents
- Location and number of boats
Request a quote and you’ll get a clear price before anything is booked.
Mobile shrink wrapping — questions
Can the wrap be reused?
Shrink film is a one-season product, but it can usually be recycled in spring.
Can I get into the boat over winter?
Ask for a zipper door — it lets you get inside without cutting the wrap.
Engine winterizing
Sailboats & large boats
Marina & yard wraps