Start with the measurement
Topside, cabin, or teak.

Boat Detailing
The lift window is the constraint. Teak and the cabin do not share one short haul-out.

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The lift window is the constraint. Teak and the cabin do not share one short haul-out.
Film: how a dispatch desk turns a Boat Detailing call into one local callback. Vale is the voice on this host.
Live voice
01 The ticket keeps length and hull type.
02 The ticket keeps topside, cabin, or teak.
03 The ticket keeps lift or trailer window.
04 The ticket keeps oxidation on the gelcoat.
05 The ticket keeps cushion cleaning.
Planning tool
Length in feet times hours per 10 feet, divided by 10, is the topside time for that slip.
Topside, cabin, or teak.
Lift or trailer window.
Oxidation on the gelcoat decides if the window is real.
Vale tells the caller a local company will call back.
2026-08-12
Vale keeps length, hull, and whether the job is topside, cabin, or teak on the note. A topside day is not a cabin day. Teak and the lift schedule are separate lines on the note.
2026-08-12
A local detailer works the hull on the lift. Vale does not run the yard.
2026-08-12
Three answers: what Vale collects, who does the work, and what Lite costs.
2026-08-12
When the call dies, the lift window passes and the cruiser sits dirty through the holiday weekend.
2026-08-12
Vale does not invent a job price. Lite is $99 per month, 1 seat.
2026-08-12
Vale writes length, hull, and whether the job is topside, cabin, or teak before a window is named.
2026-08-12
The busy stretch is haul-out weeks and the weekend before a holiday cruise.
2026-08-12
Voicemail drops length, hull, and whether the job is topside, cabin, or teak. Vale writes it down.
1 seat. Your own phones. You can pass any request. The street address shows after you claim it.
Lite includes the line on your account.
A pass goes to the next paid company in range.
The street address is on the job after claim.
Vale can take a sample call. The calendar is the 30-minute desk.