About This Service
Rigworks is based in Point Loma, San Diego and provides full rigging services to sailboats at Dana Point Harbor. We come to your marina for most jobs — standing rigging, running rigging, rig inspections, hydraulics, winches, and furlers. Larger work like mast stepping is coordinated at our shop.
There is no full-service rigging shop in Dana Point. Rigworks fills that gap — one call, one crew, everything your rig needs.
How It Works
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Call or request an estimate online
Tell us your boat name, make, model, length, marina, and what you need. A quick call is the fastest way to get a quote.
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We scope and estimate the work
We review your request and provide a clear estimate — typically within a few business days. No surprises.
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We come to you
We provide field service at your Dana Point marina. For fabrication-intensive work we coordinate bringing the boat to Point Loma.
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Done right, done completely
All work is done by experienced riggers. We do a final walk-through on every job before signing off.
Ready to get started?
Call us or request an estimate online. We’ll get back to you fast.
Common Questions
Do you come to Dana Point Harbor?
Yes. We provide field service at Dana Point Harbor for most running rigging, inspection, winch, and furling system work. Standing rigging and mast work may require a trip to our Point Loma shop depending on the scope.
How far in advance should I book before an offshore passage?
At least 3–4 weeks before departure. For the Baja Ha-Ha or other rallies, book earlier — slots fill up months in advance.
What does a rig inspection include?
All shrouds and stays, swage fittings, toggles, chainplates, spreaders, masthead, and running rigging — with a written report of findings.
How long does standing rigging last?
Inspect stainless wire every 10–12 years or earlier if going offshore. We can assess your specific rig and give you an honest assessment.