Services

Our Trained Technicians are qualified to perform driveline repairs, vessel repowers and preventative maintenance on Diesel or Gas engines. We offer annual winterization and spring commissioning.

  • Volvo Penta
  • Yanmar
  • Caterpillar
  • MTU
  • Cummins



  • Volvo Penta IPS Specialists
  • Engine diagnostics, using the latest scan tool equipment
  • Annual engine and drive maintenance
  • Driveline related repairs
  • Mechanical Inspections
  • Oil Analysis
  • Seasonal Winterization and Spring Commissioning
  • Volvo Penta New Product PDI’s
  • Repowers
  • EVC Equipment Upgrades and Installations

Winterization

Toronto Yacht Services uses nothing but the highest quality non-toxic antifreeze. Other lesser brands have destructive properties that deteriorate water system rubber, critical engine o-rings + gaskets and are dangerously flammable. Our technicians leave your vessel winterized from bow to stern with the confidence knowing your vesselโ€™s systems and major components are fully protected!

Engine and Generator Oil Changes

Annual oil changes are an important part of fall maintenance. Oil is your engineโ€™s life blood and has been working hard all season. Neglecting this vital step can cause irreversible damage โ€“ residual acids and moisture left in the crankcase over the extreme winter months can pit bearings and other vital engine parts. Storing your vessel away for the season with new and clean engine oil means that come spring launch your engine will be ready to go!


Winter Upgrades

The winter months are a great time to complete projects that would otherwise result in downtime during the boating season. This includes installing new equipment, upgrade existing systems or completing major repairs.

  • Engine Repower and Overhauls
  • Major engine/drive repairs noted during the season
  • Installation of Volvo Penta Accessories including:
    • DPS- Dynamic Positioning System
    • Joystick Steering
    • Glass Cockpit
    • Easy Connect For Smartphone Monitoring

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