Everett Yacht Sales

Bill Phillips

A friend of mine told me to contact Steve at Everett Yacht Sales when he heard that I was selling my boat. I figured that it would be a very hard boat to sell because there are no boats comparably equipped and I wanted top dollar for my boat. My first contact was with Nick nice person but younger and I really didn’t like what he told me about what needed to be done to prep my boat for listing (totally different than what I thought needed to be done) I told my friend about my experience and he said deal with Steve. I met Steve at my boat we went over everything and he told me the same thing that Nick had said but he also put it with the caveat I didn’t have to do anything and any boat will sell if the price is low enough but if I wanted and easy sell do it his way I decided to listen to him and got the boat in the condition he wanted it in. Nick came down and took some awesome pictures of the boat and talked to me about the boat history and unique features. The next day the boat was listed. Within 3 days I had an offer and in 4 days we had singed agreement Steve, Nick and Brian were instrumental in selling my boat GREAT JOB GUYS

barbara nielsen

Although we love the boat, we thought the sales experience was much to be desired. Steve was too busy to fulfill his promises throughout the transaction. For example trying to get a list of inclusions was like pulling teeth. And the inclusions we were told of have still not been resolved. Always make sure you are in charge of the repairs and in communication with the mechanic yourself. Then you make the decision and not somebody else who keeps you in the dark. Quotes before work performed? Not one. As promised by the way. Be prepared to represent yourself! Like always use your due diligence and know the facts. Don’t rely on what you are told Happy Boating

Igor Parkman

We purchased our first cruiser, a Tolly 26, from Everett Yacht Sales just a few weeks ago. We primarily worked with Bryan, but interacted with Steve a lot via phone, during the sea trial, and for final closing. Generally speaking, Steve and Bryan were very attentive to what we were looking for, and I feel they legitimately cared about helping us find the right boat above all else. Their attentiveness to our needs and wants is something I feel is rare in a broker or dealer and was a stand out item for me in our experience. I would certainly go back to Everett Yacht Sales again in the future.

jennifer M

This review will be updated once we finalize our transaction or walk away from it all. Yet to be determined. So far, we’ve had some good and poor experiences and as of this moment, we’ve been trying to buy a 98 27’ Sea Ray since June 27, 2020. We saw it, agreed to a mutual amount and paid 10% down in the first hour. We’ve invested in the professional surveyor and mechanical inspection and the boat failed the sea trial, requiring repairs in order to be able to move forward. Now we see that the “pending sale” status on the website has been removed and the SOLD sign also removed from the boat in their lot. How can you sell a boat when it’s already pending sale with down payment made? Buyer beware. We have met all of the contractual requirements. The delays have been on their side. Steve told us they’d make it right by us due to their many mistakes however, removing the pending sale status is a move in the wrong direction. To be continued.... Final update on our purchase experience is that we ended up not buying the boat. The seller backed out. Hopefully the next people interested find out all of the problems the boat still has though. We were only told of a water heater leak which we were told the seller has purchased but not installed, but thankfully Rob recommended that we obtain an inspection/survey of the whole boat and motor and that proved to be a good idea as there are some major safety issues and therefore investments the current or future boat owner will need to know about. We decided on a 3 rating due to the ups and downs through the entire endeavor although at one point we were spoken to as though WE were the problem... Customer service should be improved for the buyers.