Join boats.com along with Marilyn DeMartini and John Caballero, Director of Sales and Marketing for SeaVee Boats, for a full factory tour of the brand's boat manufacturing facility in Medley Florida in the video below. This is the seventh episode in our Factory Fridays series, a show that gives viewers exclusive access to the innovators and craftsmen behind iconic brands, and a firsthand look at the latest boat building techniques and materials used, as well as revered company traditions.

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The new SeaVee Boat building facility was constructed in 2020 where see SeaVee now builds an award-winning line up of built-to-order center console sport fishing boats available with a wide array of features and options. Viewers of this video will learn about SeaVee's build process and how owners are able to select a boat model, then practically everything else - including the type of power and electronics, creature comforts and fishing features - are customized to individual boating and fishing preferences.

Every new SeaVee boat that is constructed spends up to 10 days in the mold, binding the hull, stringers and interior liner together permanently. See what makes SeaVee tick in this extensive, detailed video.

Originally founded in 1974 by Miami native Captain Don McGee, SeaVee Boats was born from the demand for a boat capable of withstanding the most rigorous fishing experience. SeaVee’s unique, high quality boats quickly developed a devoted customer base. Ariel Pared discovered SeaVee in 1993 when he ordered his first boat from the company. Captain Don quickly sparked his interest and imagination as he included Ariel in the creation process of his boat; allowing for multiple opportunities to customize certain aspects of the boat.

Written by: Ryan McVinney
C. Ryan McVinney is a film director, writer and producer. As an experienced boater he regularly produces and directs on-the-water video shoots for major boat manufacturers, yacht brokers and dealers, as well as independent film and media companies. He is president of the National Soho House Film Club with chapters in Miami, FL, Manhattan, NY and Los Angeles, CA and regularly contributes content to YachtWorld, boats.com and Boat Trader.
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