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NEWS: Catamaran Boatyard in the Florida Keys is OPEN for Business!

By Chris Kennan

April 21, 2020

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Great news out of the Florida Keys from the Catamaran Boatyard!

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Message from the Yard:

We are open !!.

The Florida Keys has a very low CV19 issue. We are able to perform services with large Social Distancing areas.

We do have restrictions in place to safe guard all customers and employees.
We are allowed to accept vessels for service and storage.
Key Largo, FL has adapted well due to the geographic location and low population.
Your Safety is our first priority, to assure your transition ashore is safe. Private air transport is available

Please contact us for all details – catamaranboatyard@gmail.com. (https://www.catamaranboatyard.com/)

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