Mobile shrink wrap — we come to your driveway or dock. $28/ft · $400 minimum
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Heat gun shrinking white wrap film tight over a boat hull

Mobile shrink wrapping · Muskoka

Boat shrink wrap, done in your driveway in Muskoka.

Your boat doesn't have to go anywhere. We come to your driveway, dock, or marina slip anywhere around Muskoka, frame it properly, and shrink it tight. Add engine winterization and the whole thing is handled in one visit.

$28/ft · $400 minimum We come to you Done in an afternoon
5.0 Google rating500+ boats cared forBoater-owned, Midland ON 705-996-1010

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$616

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22 ft
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Why private wrapping

No trailering. No yard drop-off. No waiting around.

Every other option around Muskoka starts with “bring it to us.” That means hitching up, towing, a drop-off appointment, and a pickup in spring. We skip all of it. The boat stays exactly where it lives, and the same crew that restores gelcoat for a living wraps it — properly framed, properly vented, properly tight.

What's included in every wrap

  • Built-up support frame with a peaked ridge — snow slides off
  • Commercial white heat-shrink film, not a hardware-store tarp
  • Vents installed to stop moisture, mould, and mildew
  • Belly band and bottom strapping so wind can't lift it
  • Bow, stern, towers, arches, and outboards framed and wrapped
  • Optional zipper door so you can get aboard mid-winter

Severe-weather damage to a wrap we installed? We make reasonable repairs at no charge during the season.

Pricing, up front

No “call for a quote.” Here's the rate card.

Mobile shrink wrap

$28/ft

$400 minimum · overall length

Pontoon +$16/ft · Tritoon +$20/ft

Winterization add-on

  • outboard$275
  • sterndrive (I/O)$400
  • inboard$445

Per engine. Additional engines at 75%.

Worked example

24 ft bowrider, single sterndrive, wrap + winterization:

  • Wrap 24 × $28$672
  • Sterndrive winterization$400
  • Total before HST$1,072

Prices in CAD, HST extra. Confirmed against actual overall length on site. Boats over 40 ft are quoted individually.

How it works

Four steps. One afternoon.

Step 1

Get your number

Boat length, hull type, and where it sits. Your price shows before you type your name.

Step 2

We confirm a date

A call within one business hour. Most jobs are scheduled within the week.

Step 3

We show up and frame it

Support frame, peaked ridge, and every arch, tower, and outboard framed around.

Step 4

Wrapped, vented, done

Heat-shrunk tight, vented, belly-banded. You go back inside. Done in an afternoon.

Why the frame matters

A cheap wrap costs more than a good one.

A sagging wrap collects rain, freezes, and caves in on the windshield in January. A wrap with no vents grows mould on every cushion by March. We see both every spring — and both are avoidable with a proper peaked frame, real vents, and film that's actually shrunk tight instead of draped.

  • Vents sized to the boat, not one token port
  • Peaked ridge so snow load runs off instead of pooling
  • Padding on every sharp corner so the film never chafes through
Tight, sealed shrink wrap over a boat with a heat gun finishing the seam

Where we wrap

Muskoka and everywhere around it.

Based in Midland. No travel fee anywhere in the areas below — if you're outside them, send the quote anyway and we'll tell you on the call.

Questions

Straight answers.

Do I have to bring the boat anywhere?+

No. That's the point. We wrap it where it sits — your driveway, your dock, a marina slip, or a storage lot. If it's on a trailer or a lift, we work around it.

How is the price calculated?+

Overall length × $28/ft, with a $400 minimum. Pontoons and tritoons carry a per-foot surcharge for the extra film and framing a wide deck needs. HST is added. There are no travel fees inside our service area.

What's included in the wrap?+

A built-up support frame with a peaked ridge so snow and meltwater run off, commercial white heat-shrink film pulled tight and sealed, vents to keep air moving and mould out, and a belly band and bottom strapping so wind can't get under it. Towers, arches, and outboards are framed around, not flattened.

Can you winterize the engine in the same visit?+

Yes — tick the winterization box on the quote. We stabilize fuel, run antifreeze through the cooling system, fog the cylinders, and service the drive or lower unit before the wrap goes on. Flat rate by engine type; additional engines are discounted.

When should I book?+

Once you've had your last run of the season. Most Georgian Bay boats get wrapped between late September and early November. Our calendar fills by mid-October, so book the week you decide you're done.

What if the wrap gets damaged over the winter?+

If severe weather damages a wrap we installed, we'll make reasonable repairs at no charge during the season — just call us.

Do you remove the wrap in spring?+

We can. Spring removal and disposal is a separate flat service; ask on the call and we'll put it on the same booking.

First frost doesn't wait.

The wrap calendar fills by mid-October. Get your number now, pick a date, and you're done for the year.