Surfboard repairs in Hampshire.
James repairs surfboards and composite equipment in the workshop just north of Winchester. Send photographs through the estimator and he can give you a practical starting range before seeing the board.
Repair work that takes the board seriously.
Standard turnaround is around two weeks. If you have a trip coming up, priority repair may be available when the workshop schedule allows. Get in touch and James will let you know if he can fit it in.
For any hard-shelled repairs, e.g. surfboards, windsurfs, SUPs etc, please follow the standard ding options. For any other products, e.g. inflatable SUPs, kayaks etc, please use the other composite repair section.
What James repairs
Small ding
Small holes, cracks and damage.
Medium ding
Medium holes, cracks and damage.
Large ding
Larger holes, cracks and damage.
Fin box damage
A cracked, loose or missing fin box. This usually needs close photos before James can confirm the work.
Delamination
A lifted or separated area where the skin has pulled away from the core. This needs careful assessment.
Snapped board
A full break. Photos are essential before James can judge whether repair is sensible.
Step 1 of 4
What needs repairing?
Choose the closest match. James can adjust the diagnosis after checking the photos, so unusual combinations are fine.
Repairs that keep boards in the water
Repair feedback is kept close to the estimator because communication, photos and turnaround matter before anyone drops a board off.
“James did a great job repairing my 14ft race SUP. Turnaround time was amazing. I was kept up to date with progress throughout including photos. Great service, would definitely recommend!”
Andy B
SUP repair
A snapped board, put back into use.
This is one current before-and-after example while more repair images are being gathered. Snaps, buckles and structural repairs still need James to check the photos before confirming whether the repair is sensible.
Send the damage. James will read the repair.
Keep it practical. Choose the closest damage type, add the context, and James can review the repair properly.