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Miguel Boat Repair

Santa Clara, United States

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What Miguel Boat Repair does.

Miguel Boat Repair is a marine Service firm with a location in Santa Clara, California, active since 2035. The company offers specialized services for Fiberglass repairs, propulsion and electronic installations as well as boat motors and Gelcoat services. They are an authorized dealer of Motors and possess certificates and classes that confirm their quality standards. Miguel Boat Repair caters to various ship and harbor types and specializes in the maintenance needs of boats for leisure sailors, anglers, and sea users. The firm has its headquarters at the address 601 Reed Street, Santa Clara, CA, 95050 USA.

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