The team at Waves and Wheels can't wait to get started on its first of two 36-foot catamarans and two 39-foot cats from Doug Wright Powerboats.

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Wow. Will Waves and Wheels grow to have a service department staffed with several Merc Certified mechanics and a barn full of service parts, or will they be relying on others at the lake? I wish them the best of luck and cant wait to see the product.

100% valid point and something buyers need to consider. I had two boats down throughout the week and without Justice, Myrick, Michael, and the crew, I would still be down. Instead, we were back up in short order. Everyone enjoyed the shootout and we are headed to Cumberland on Tuesday. A dealer that stocks parts, has a knowledgeable staff, and is committed to customer service is so important in our hobby.

Joe

Absolutely right the PBC crew has saved my weekends multiple times.

the short answer is yes in time, justin and andy from md offshore do quite a bit together, the guys from md go there often and stuff gets shipped up here for rigging as well. the key word would be finding the right people, good people work in good shops. in time the structure will come.

Great Question,
Absolutely. Every service/department we offer at Waves and Wheels is backed by experienced IN-HOUSE technicians & very large array of required parts & materials.

The Doug Wright addition will be the same as our other departments. For each Waves and Wheels edition build, we will be providing the required routine service, repairs, warranties and even storage.

To clarify we don’t intend to start a large service department but to focus strictly on the mechanical and needed services of our builds