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Lizard Yacht Service opens new office in the USA to service the superyacht sector

by Lizard Yacht Service 27 Jan 2023 16:04 GMT
Fort Lauderdale © Lance Asper on Unsplash

Lizard Yacht Service, a company based near Falmouth in Cornwall UK, has announced that it is opening a new office in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to service superyacht customers in the USA and the Caribbean.

This is the latest business expansion from Lizard Yacht Service, which opened an office in Palma, Mallorca, Spain last year to service superyacht customers in the Mediterranean.

Managing Director Emlyn Jones said: "This is a really exciting development for us. The superyacht industry is continuing to grow worldwide. Superyacht customers have very exacting requirements and we have built our company ethos around delivering the stellar levels of customer service they expect."

The company has grown significantly since its launch in Spring 2021. New business successes include major projects in Antigua and Turkey, securing sole European distributor rights for the SeaClean System, and being appointed as the Wills Ridley servicing centre for the Balearic Islands.

The new office in Fort Lauderdale will be headed up by Freddy Quintero, an engineer with many years' experiences in the superyacht sector in the US. It will service the superyacht industry in the USA south of Savannah Georgia and throughout the Caribbean chain of islands.

Freddy Quintero says: "Lizard Yacht Service will bring outstanding levels of service to the US superyacht industry, and I am delighted to become part of their team. "

Lizard Yacht Service will provide services out of the Fort Lauderdale office which include full mains and genset servicing for superyachts, as well as parts sales from all major suppliers, including Northern Lights, Cat, Kohler and John Deere. They will also offer 3D vessel scanning and crew clothing from Musto and Helly Hansen.

Within the past year, Fort Lauderdale has commissioned a massive new marina development, to help meet with increasing demand from superyacht customers.

Emlyn Jones adds: "The superyacht industry is driven by ongoing innovation, and we are focussed on delivering levels of service that set new standards for the industry."

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