Orange Beach boats spend their days running Perdido Pass out to the Gulf, idling around Terry Cove, or anchored up in Cotton Bayou on a Saturday afternoon. A hot, slick, or stained deck makes every one of those trips worse. True North Marine Services builds custom MarineMat boat decking for Orange Beach boat owners from our shop in Elberta, about 15 to 20 minutes up the road, and every deck starts with a TrueFit scan and finishes with an in-house cut and install.
True North Marine is a MarineMat Platinum approved fabricator, which means the design, the cutting, and the install stay under our own roof.
Perdido Pass, Terry Cove, and Orange Beach’s back bays
Orange Beach runs a mix of boats: offshore center consoles heading out Perdido Pass, charter-style boats working the same water, and pontoons closer to home in Wolf Bay and Bayou St. John. All of them fight the same problem — bare fiberglass or old non-skid gets brutal underfoot once the sun is overhead. That’s usually the moment an owner starts looking into custom boat flooring instead of patching up what’s already there. MarineMat is cushioned, stays cooler in direct sun, grips wet or dry, and rinses clean after a day of bait and salt spray.
If you’ve searched for SeaDek-style foam decking for a boat docked around Orange Beach, MarineMat is the product in that category, and it’s the only one we install.
Custom boat flooring for Orange Beach boats
- Comfortable underfoot. Closed-cell EVA foam cushions your feet on long runs out Perdido Pass instead of hard, uncomfortable non-skid.
- Traction wet or dry. Bare feet, wet shoes, or a rod in hand — the surface grips the same way.
- Stays cooler in the sun. Noticeably cooler underfoot than a lot of other decking on a July afternoon in Terry Cove.
- Resists mold, mildew, and stains. A quick rinse with a hose after a day on the water keeps it looking new.
- Backed by a 3-year warranty. MarineMat carries a 3-year warranty against defects.
- Dozens of colors and patterns. Marina Blue, Gulfstream, Charcoal, teak-look tones, inset borders, and custom logos or names, all cut to your boat decking layout. Full lineup on our products page, plus matching cooler tops and helm and dash pads.
How a MarineMat project comes together
- A call or text with your boat’s make, model, and a few photos gets you a free measure and quote.
- Once you approve and sign off, we schedule your TrueFit scan for an exact fit — hatches, cleats, and console edges included.
- You pick colors, patterns, and any custom logo or lettering.
- We cut your MarineMat in house on our own CNC and laser equipment, then install your custom boat flooring.
See the full walkthrough on our process page. For the scan and the install, we’ll drive out to your dock or driveway, or you’re welcome to trailer over to our secure 45-acre facility in Elberta — your call.
Serving Orange Beach and the surrounding coast
Along with Orange Beach, we also serve boat owners in Gulf Shores, Perdido Key, and Foley.
Orange Beach MarineMat FAQ
True North Marine is a MarineMat Platinum approved fabricator, so before you call, here are the questions we hear most.
Do you install custom boat flooring in Orange Beach?
Yes. We handle every custom boat flooring project in house, for boats kept anywhere from Terry Cove to a garage off the highway.
Is MarineMat the same as SeaDek?
Both are EVA foam boat decking. True North installs MarineMat, which we design and fabricate in house rather than sourcing pre-made pieces.
Do I have to bring my boat to your shop?
Not at all — a lot of Orange Beach owners have us come straight to the dock. If you’d rather, you can trailer over to our secure 45-acre facility in Elberta instead.
Get a free measure and quote
Ready to swap out that hot, slippery deck before your next run through Perdido Pass? Call or text us at (251) 289-9891 with your boat’s make, model, and a few photos for a free measure and quote. From there, we’ll head your way, or you can trailer the boat to us at 12630 Co Rd 87, Elberta, AL 36530. Start with a message through our contact page, or check our FAQ for answers on the MarineMat process.