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12900 NW Marina Way
Portland, OR 97231
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Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Weekends by Appointment Only
Multnomah Yacht Repair & Commercial Marine Power Systems is a full-service boat yard and commercial marine facility, equipped with the knowledge and parts necessary to repair recreational and commercial vessels of all sizes. Our highly-trained mechanics and technicians specialize in boat repair, service, maintenance, and restoration. Having more than 25 years of professional experience in the maritime industry, you can trust our expertise and dedication to excellence. Customer service is our top priority and we want to earn your business with our quality work and affordable prices on boat maintenance and repair.
We are an authorized dealer of John Deere, Scania, and Yanmar marine and industrial engines, boat parts and accessories. Our boat mechanics are certified to service and repair marine engines, and install/service all parts and accessories; and we possess a mobile repair shop, which allows us to provide immediate repairs at the vessel’s home port. Multnomah Yacht Repair & Commercial Marine Power Systems is also an authorized dealer-sales and service-of Side-Power and Webasto. We stock over 3,000 different boat parts and accessories, and we encourage you to contact us via phone or email and we will promptly find and ship the part to you.
MYR is a full-service boat yard and commercial marine facility. Contact us to learn more.
In High School, Shirley was a Monterey Bay, California resident and Science Club President. Shirley enjoyed boating, scuba diving, and marine science. Upon graduation, Shirley attended the University of California Maritime Academy, earning an unlimited Coast Guard License to sail any tonnage ship in any ocean and a B.S. in Business Administration. During college, Shirley was the Scuba Dive Club President and coordinated dives in locations and ports she sailed to, such as Hawaii, Tonga, Marshall Islands, and Australia. Passionate about sailing, Shirley also raced weeknights with Benicia and Vallejo California Yacht Clubs, as well as with the Cal Maritime Sailing Team. During college, she also completed internships with the Port of Portland and ARCO Marine.
After graduation, Shirley worked for American Trading sailing as 3rd Mate (licensed officer) aboard the U.S. flagged Oil Tankers, transporting crude oil, jet fuel, diesel, leaded, and unleaded gasoline between various Alaska and California ports. When American Trading was acquired, Shirley came “shore-side” and contracted with Nike, Inc. While contracting at Nike, Shirley attended the University of Portland, majoring in finance, management, and marketing, and graduated with a Master in Business Administration.
Upon graduation, Shirley and her husband Joe purchased Multnomah Yacht Harbor and Multnomah Yacht Repair (formerly Lucky Landing), and she simultaneously accepted an Account Marketing Management position with Nike, working with their largest customer. Over the years, MYR began to grow into a thriving business, and in 2005 it became clear that the business would benefit with Shirley on board full-time. During the summer of 2005, Shirley resigned from Nike, Inc. to join MYR full-time. Since then, Shirley has worked in the yard and in the office, improving processes, marketing, and adding additional crew that is needed to further grow this successful business. Today, Multnomah Yacht Repair and Commercial Marine Power Systems have grown into a thriving business, hauling and repairing over 1000 vessels from 14 – 75 feet and employing 8+ full-time employees.
Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, Joe is an Eagle Scout and an entrepreneur in High School, starting N.W. Yacht Service and Boat Detail as an after-school job. Throughout school, Joe actively raced with the Willamette Sailing Club and worked at West Marine for 2 years, helping open the Delta Park store. Before graduating high school, Joe had already owned three sailboats. After high school Joe attended the University of California Maritime Academy, graduating as 1st Electronics Officer with an Unlimited Coast Guard License to sail any tonnage ship in any ocean and a B.S. in Maritime Transportation. During school, Joe completed internships with the Port of Portland and West Coast Oil Tankers. He also sailed with the Cal Maritime Sailing Team, placing 1st in the San Francisco to Catalina Race and many others. He sailed to the South Pacific, stopping at many ports, including Tonga, Australia, and the Marshall Islands.
After graduation, Joe worked for ARCO Marine as 2nd Mate aboard the U.S. flagged Oil Tankers, including the largest U.S. Flagged vessel at 1100 ft long and 176 ft beam, transporting Crude Oil between Alaska and California as well as working as Port Captain in Bellingham, Washington. During this time, Joe transited the Panama Canal over 15 times and made voyages to the Far East, including China and Korea. When British Petroleum acquired ARCO Marine in 2000, Joe had logged over 1275 days at sea and made the decision to “go shoreside.” In September 2000, Joe and his wife Shirley purchased Multnomah Yacht Harbor and Yacht Repair (formally Lucky Landing). Today, Multnomah Yacht Repair and Commercial Marine Power Systems have grown into a thriving business, hauling and repairing over 1000 vessels from 14 – 75 feet and employing 8+ full-time employees. In early 2014, Joe placed 1st in Scania’s Top Team Engines competition and is now recognized as the Top Scania Tech in all of North America for 2013-2014!
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