Daily Games
On the water

A working marina, kept simple

Three piers, one boat ramp, and a way of running things we have not changed much in eleven years.

Carpenter beveling a timber plank at the boat workshop
How it started

It began with one wooden dock

Daily Games started with a borrowed stretch of lake shore, one wooden dock and a log book of boat repairs that mostly needed doing twice.

The marina is bigger now and the boat lift is ours, but the work is still done one vessel at a time, by people who know what they are fixing.

We take on a little less than we could. It keeps the repairs honest and the waiting short.

If a boat leaves the slip and we would not trust it ourselves, it does not leave at all.

Freshly caulked hull sections drying in the boatyard sun
The fleet

Fishing boats and rowing boats

We work with local builders who know the lake, in quantities we can actually maintain year-round.

Salvaged timber goes back into smaller repairs, and every hull treatment is mixed here from raw oils rather than bought ready made.

At the pier

The people who run it

Mikael S.Boats and moorings

Maintains every vessel that uses the marina.

Petra K.Dock construction and repair

Builds, maintains and treats all wooden pier structures.

Marcus T.Boat maintenance and finishing

Refinishes hulls in small batches and launches each vessel ready.

Our work

How a boat reaches the water

01

Wooden Docks Built to Last

We plan every detail on paper until the hull lines are true.

02

Lakeside Marina Services

Every boat is crafted in our lakeside workshop, by experienced hands.

03

Boat Ramp & Pier Rentals

Each vessel is inspected, sealed and fitted before it leaves the dock.

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