​Welcome to Boat Works of Alaska​

The most import part of our company's history is our customers themselves!  ​Thank you all for your continued patronage and support through our company's evolution. We look forward to a long lasting relationship providing you with excellent service in the years to come. ​ -A message from the Owner, Michael LoMonaco
Boat Works of Alaska was founded in 2006 on the south side of Anchorage. What began as simple repairs for friends and family grew faster and bigger than we could have imagined. Word spread quickly and we have been causing waves ever since! We have greatly expanded our operation to encompass every aspect of marine maintenance, repair, and customization.

​​We Shrinkwrap it all!
​Call us today for an Estimate on Shrinkwrapping, Winterizing and/or Storage.

CLick Here To See What Other Services We Offer

This is a 32' Nordic Tug we restored! This vessel is was restored inside and out.
This is a Bayliner that we stretched from a 28' to a 32'. 
The end result was spectacular!
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Almost ready to put it all back together.

Safety First!

Are you prepared and educated on how to save and protect you, your passengers, and your vessel?

Storvik  Restoration

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Storvik
​Sundowner Tug long term restoration.

Large scale restorations are our specialty.

  See the process of a long term restoration cataloged from start to finish over the course of almost a year . The Storvik is our most extensive restoration to date and is a great collaboration of the services we offer.

Claudia  Marie  Restoration

Regal's are based out of Florida, making them a rarity among Alaskan waters. They stand out amidst others for their fine design and craftsmanship. Resembling a bullet skipping over wakes, they make an impression on all who see them. Although they have a sleek and cutting edge exterior, they have a surprisingly roomy living area due to a smart interior layout. and award winning hull design.  ​
Claudia Maria ~ Our flagship Regal Commodore 
11820 Old Seward Highway.
​Please use the S. Gambell Street Gate.