Our Approach
We approach marine service the same way boats are meant to be handled: methodically, respectfully, and with an understanding that small details matter.
Every boat has its own rhythm, quirks, and history. We take the time to learn it—how it’s used, what’s been done before, and what actually needs attention now. That means no blanket solutions, no rushed work, and no treating maintenance like a checklist exercise.
Our work is hands-on and practical. We focus on preventative care, clear communication, and doing things in an order that makes sense for the boat—not for speed or appearances. When something needs attention, we explain it plainly and handle it properly, without pressure or unnecessary complexity.
At the end of the day, our goal is simple: when you step aboard, things work the way they should, feel the way they should, and don’t demand your attention. The best compliment we get is when owners don’t have to think about us at all—because their boat is ready when they are.
Meet the Founder
Saylor Marine didn’t start as a brand or a business plan. It started with the awareness that too much marine work was being rushed, overlooked, or treated like an upsell instead of a responsibility—and a decision to approach it differently.
The aim has never been scale or noise—it’s been trust. To be the operation people rely on to care for their boat thoughtfully and thoroughly, whether that’s a routine washdown, interior care, trip preparation, or systems that need to function without question.
Our work is centered along the Crystal Coast because these boats aren’t just docked for show—they’re used. Salt, sun, weather, and miles demand respect for both the vessel and the work that keeps it running.
That reality shapes how we operate: clear communication, practical decisions, and work meant to hold up long after we leave the dock.
Saylor Marine exists to reduce the friction that comes with boat ownership—steadily, responsibly, and without unnecessary noise—so time on the water stays simple, reliable, and enjoyable.
“I was raised around boats, marinas, and the kind of hands-on work that rarely gets noticed when it’s done well. Cleaning, maintenance, rigging, systems—these are the details that make a boat dependable and enjoyable, yet they often fade into the background until something fails. Over time, it became clear that most owners weren’t looking for flash or constant recommendations. They wanted reliability. They wanted someone who would show up consistently, understand their boat, and take ownership of the details.
That mindset is what Saylor Marine is built on.”