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Kompetenz auf dem Thunersee seit 1983

Reparatur und wartung von bootsmotoren, technische und elektrische installationen, bootsverkauf und beratungen..

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Auswassern und Einwintern - bereits jetzt planen

Die Bootsaison neigt sich langsam dem Ende zu. Planen sie bereits jetzt die Einwinterung und vereinbaren sie rechtzeitig einen Termin mit uns. Wir bereiten ihr Boot für die kalten Monate vor und machen es winterfest, damit sie entspannt in die neue Saison starten können.

Gerne holen wir ihr Boot aus dem Wasser und führen falls gewünscht, Wartungen und Reparaturen durch.

Beat Zimmermann ist seit Januar 2019  Inhaber und Geschäftsführer von Blickenstorfer Boote- und Bootsmotoren. Sein Team besteht aus Bruno Scheidegger, der als Mechaniker seit 2010 im Betrieb tätig ist und Maya Reichenbach, welche das Team seit Anfangs 2020 im administrativen Bereich unterstützt. 

In unserer werkstatt am thunersee reparieren und verkaufen wir boote und bootsmotoren. wir nehmen spezielle aus- und umbauten sowie technische erweiterungen aller art vor. unsere kernkompetenzen liegen bei fischereiumbauten, neumotorisierungen, bootselektronik- und elektrik. wartung und revisionen sowie winterlagerung, bootstransporte gehört zu unserem service genauso wie eine unabhängige verkaufsberatung..

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