Derecktor Shipyards

Mamaroneck, United States

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Derecktor Shipyards is known worldwide for producing more than two hundred and fifty high quality aluminum yachts and commercial vessels. With locations in NY and FL, Derecktor effectively services the most trafficked areas of the eastern seaboard. With a rich history of boatbuilding since 1947, Derecktor Shipyards today offers new construction of custom luxury yachts and commercial vessels as well as full service, repair and re-​fit capabilities. Derecktor is known for building technically demanding vessels, ranging from America’s Cup winning racing sailboats to large high-​speed ferries. Recent projects include construction of the 39 meter off-​shore terminal supply tug «Independence» and the high profile 85.6 meter Tim Heywood designed motor yacht «Cakewalk V», the largest yacht ever built in United States when measured by volume. The Florida yard is the pre-​eminent mega-​yacht repair and service facility in the southeast USA.

History

Established in 1947.

In Mamaroneck, NY in 1947, Robert Derecktor had a dream — to build the world’s best boats. He started with a small waterfront shop and a handful of men. In time the business grew and designs, materials and boats changed. Through it all, the name Derecktor came to be synonymous with an uncompromising dedication to quality and outstanding workmanship. Over 60 years later, Derecktor’s legendary attention to detail and demand for perfection continues to set the tone for Derecktor Shipyards.

Today, Derecktor Shipyards thrives under the leadership of Bob’s son, Paul. Under his guidance, the finest craftsmen and skilled laborers transform aluminum, steel, wood, fiberglass, titanium and high-​tech composites into the world’s finest sailing and motor yachts, high-​speed ferries, and innovative workboats. With 2 facilities; New York and Florida, Derecktor has become the U.S.‘s leader in aluminum boat production and a world leader in yacht and commercial construction, service, repair and refit.