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This site was last updated on March 18, 2012


Rumery's mooring field
We are happy to support HEART OF BIDDEFORD, a Main Street Maine project,
as well as York County Junior Achievement


RUMERY'S WATERFRONT MANAGER
RESCUES MAN IN RIVER


Change in sales tax on boats

Governor Baldacci signed a bill introduced by Rep Pilon of Saco that will cut the sales tax on boats sold to non-residents. The effective tax rate goes from 5% to 2% effective August 2010.

First two AVANTI class rowing shells delivered. Shipped to the Chesapeake, these boats will be rowed by a private school on the eastern shore. Click HERE for details.

New storage and shop facilities

RUMERY'S completes the renovation to our 1890s brick building.
Rumery's former "mill" has been gutted and renovated into a shop space that can handle
vessels to 60 feet and 16 ft beam.
New electrical service has been installed, along with a new concrete slab with radiant heating.

This is the perfect facility for your refit or restoration.

At the same time our former workshop building has been dedicated to indoor heated storage.
Boats will be stored in a clean, heated space at a rate of $12 per square foot.
If you are looking for the best storage facility on the Maine coast, look no more.
Contact us today to reserve a space.

RUMERY'S PREPARES FOR FUTURE WITH LEAN TRAINING
Rumery's crew participates in a series of training sessions with a focus on eliminating waste and improving productivity. Assisted by funding from Maine's North Star Alliance WIRED grant, we have been working with Lisa Westberg and Christine Ohman of Lean Solutions by Infinite Services, Inc. Rumery's is strongly positioned for the future. Please let us know if you have any questions.

A NEW NAME FOR OUR TORPEDO-STERN 38

This boat will now be known as RUMERY’S 38
We have decided that the Rumery’s name is integral to the "branding" of this spectacular vessel.
This boat has a very slippery design and needs very little power to push her through the water.
The boat leaves no wake. This would make an excellent tender for a mega yacht.
Rumery’s is experimenting with a HYBRID propulsion sustem,
with an efficient electric drive, battery bank and high tech diesel generator.
Watch for new developments and the protoype.


ROCKSTEADY

ROCKSTEADY departs for Bermuda on a foggy November morning.



Rock Steady, Bermuda built three masted schooner was launched at Rumery’s after an extensive year-long
refit. The largest schooner launched in Biddeford since 1918. Now sailing charters in Bermuda.
Contact www.sailrocksteady.com



38' Express Cruiser MOXIE was named a BOAT OF THE YEAR
by Maine Boats & Harbors magazine 2005
For more pictures click HERE

Alerion 26        
Photo by Helen Jankoski

Alerion #12 was completed in May 2003 and delivered to LI Sound. Fraldima is pictured here about to place third in Pequot Yacht Club's Classic Yacht Regatta. She is being sailed by Maurizio (age 13) helmsman, Francesco (age 8) mainsail trimmer and Tim (age 9) jib trimmer. (Parents provided nav & logistics support.)

For more Alerion #12 photos click HERE For pictures of the latest Alerion project, click HERE



Rumery’s
38.
Extensive sea-trials exceeded all expectations.
The boat is quiet, fast & efficient.
Extremely kind in rough water.
Outstanding performance with very little power.
Be the first to experience a hybrid (diesel/electric) drive.



Rumery’s Boatyard
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Phone: (207) 282-0408
Fax: (207) 283-0057

 

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