All Points Boats Inc.

05/29/2026

From concept to finished product.

This custom antenna mount started as an idea. Our team engineered the design, produced a prototype using 3D printing, verified fit and function, and then moved to a metal 3D printed final product.

Whether it’s reverse engineering an obsolete part, creating a custom solution, or developing a completely new component, APB can take a project from design and engineering through production.

Need a custom part? Let’s talk.

All Points Boats
Fort Lauderdale, FL
📞 (954) 767-8255
🌐 www.apb1.com

05/25/2026

Today we remember and honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage, sacrifice, and legacy continue to inspire generations and remind us of the freedoms we enjoy every day.

From all of us at All Points Boats, we remember those who gave everything. 🇺🇸

05/20/2026

From corrosion issues to complete redesigns, APB handles custom fuel tank projects start to finish. From engineering and reverse engineering existing tanks to full in-house fabrication and installation, we build solutions around the vessel — not off-the-shelf limitations.

Whether you need an exact replacement tank or a completely redesigned system to maximize capacity and access, our team can handle the entire process in-house with precision fabrication, fit-up, and marine integration.

Built for real-world serviceability, longevity, and clean installation.

All Points Boats
Fort Lauderdale, FL
(954) 767-8255
www.apb1.com

05/09/2026

From the shop floor to the water. Built, tested, and put straight to work. 🔥

Custom lifting bar and chocks fabricated in-house, load tested, and dialed in before the live move. Always good seeing the final product doing exactly what it was built to do.





All Points Boats
Fort Lauderdale, FL
(954) 767-8255
www.apb1.com

05/07/2026

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05/06/2026

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05/05/2026

Dockside Welding vs Yard Repair: What’s Faster and More Cost-Effective for Yacht Repairs?

Dockside welding vs shipyard repair—what’s faster, safer, and more cost-effective for yacht repairs? Learn when mobile welding is the better option.

04/29/2026

Good to be at the YPY Refit Panel tonight at Bradford Marine and hear strong conversations around the future of American refit.

Jamie Benoit, Michael Kelly, Colin Lord, and Nate Cook shared valuable perspective on best practices for yacht refits, project planning, and the importance of transparency between vessel owners, project teams, and vendors.

These conversations matter because clear communication and strong partnerships are what keep successful refit projects moving forward and help keep vessels returning to South Florida for refit work.

Appreciate and .marine for putting together a great event and creating space for these discussions.

All Points Boats
Fort Lauderdale, FL
(954) 767-8255
www.apb1.com

04/23/2026

Saving a piece of Pier Sixty-Six history.

Great night at the Triton Expo, APB brought this salvaged sign back and presented it to Megan Lagasse.

This sign sat on the hotel for over 50 years before demolition. Megan made the call to pull it down instead of letting it get scrapped, knowing it still had something left in it.

What came to us was just the original silhouette.

APB built an aluminum frame and backdrop, added definition to the dorsal fin, and integrated lighting to bring it back with purpose.

Proud to be part of preserving a piece of Fort Lauderdale’s history.

If you’ve got something that needs to be built, rebuilt, or brought back to life, we’ve got it covered.

All Points Boats
Fort Lauderdale, FL
(954) 767-8255
www.apb1.com

tritonexpo

04/17/2026

We’re proud to share that our Founder & President, Nate Goodwin, will be speaking at the Global Superyacht Forum Miami.

For nearly three decades, Nate has helped shape All Points Boats around a culture of precision fabrication, disciplined ex*****on, and long-term partnership with shipyards, designers, and technical teams across the superyacht and refit sectors. His perspective reflects hands-on experience where engineering intent meets real-world production.

At this year’s forum, he’ll be contributing to the conversation on how technical capability, workforce development, and process-driven delivery continue to shape the future of complex refit and fabrication environments.

We’re honored to see his leadership recognized alongside other voices helping move the industry forward.

If you’ll be attending, we look forward to connecting.