May River Boat Detailing

06/02/2026

We are honored to have been nominated for Lowcountry’s Best 2026 in the Boat Repair/Service category! ⚓️

Thank you to our clients and supporters for trusting May River Boat Detailing. Your referrals, reviews, and continued business have helped us grow. We’re incredibly grateful.

Voting is now open! If we’ve earned your support, we’d appreciate your vote.

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Vote once per day from June 1 through June 19.

04/23/2026

May River Boat Detailing takes on Florida! 🌴

04/22/2026

Ceramic protection, done right. ⚓️

03/02/2026

We’re grateful for the support from Dataw Island Marina. It’s always a pleasure working at their beautiful marina and serving their boating community.

Dirty Boat? We’ve got you covered at Dataw Island Marina! We work with some amazing professionals in the community, providing quality services on site! Keep up the great work May River Boat Detailing!

03/02/2026

This Sabre received a full detail, polish, and wax to restore gloss and protect the finish. ⚓️✨
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11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Happy Veterans Day to all who have served our country with honor — including one of our own, May River Boat Detailing’s owner Alex Matos.

Alex served aboard the USS Kearsarge (LHD-3) as a Boatswain’s Mate, where he later qualified as a Master Helmsman.

What does that mean exactly? A Master Helmsman operates the ship’s helm (steering wheel) and keeps the ship on course— especially during critical moments like underway replenishment, mooring, or navigating narrow channels. ⚓️

He was also responsible for the care and operation of the ship’s search and rescue boats.

Here is Alex steering the 843-foot amphibious assault ship, which carried about 3,000 men and women— a mix of Sailors and Marines. Out of everyone on board, only a few were qualified to man the helm.

We think that’s pretty incredible!

Thank you to Alex and to all who have served. 🇺🇸

11/08/2025

11/05/2025

Good morning Lowcountry! 🌅 🎣

11/04/2025

From dull and chalky to smooth and glossy ✨
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09/12/2025

Shout out to Emerson, owner of Lowcountry Underwater Services who did the impossible and found this for us at the bottom of Harbourtown Yacht Basin. Who can guess what this is?
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