Established in 1978, Peckenpaugh Marine Canvas has been building high quality marine canvas and upholstery products for 25 years.

During his time in the marine fabrication business, owner Al Peckenpaugh has gained the knowledge and expertise to remain one of upstate New York's and Bermuda's top marine fabricators. Al has built and restored boats as well.  He is an active sailor and has vast knowledge of boats of all types and sizes.

Please take a few minutes to search our site and don't hesitate contacting us with further questions.  We believe you will agree that the excellent craftsmanship of Peckenpaugh Marine Canvas products will be worth exploring and adding to your own boat.

Peckenpaugh Marine Canvas produces high quality marine canvas products for all types of boats, sail or power, of any size.  We use only the highest quality materials available when creating our products.  It is our main goal to build products that will look good and last for many years. Our reputation and customer satisfaction proves it.  For more information browse our links for photos and detailed descriptions of our products.

  Al Peckenpaugh has grown with the marine fabrication business for twenty-four years. During the winter months, Al works with JSI out of St. Petersburg, Florida.  For information about your canvas product you can contact him at JSI at 800-652-4914  or his personal phone at 607-592-3530.  You can also visit www.newjsi.com

The following companies are those which Al Peckenpaugh presently owns and operates:

• Peckenpaugh Marine Canvas, Trumansburg, New York, USA          25 years

• Dockyard Canvas Company, Ltd., Somerset, Bermuda                    15 years

Peckenpaugh Marine Canvas and Dockyard Canvas Co., Ltd, have been associated with the Marine Fabricators Association since its inception. 

What is MFA?  MFA, The Marine Fabricators Association, is a division of the Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI). The purpose of MFA is to provide resources and programs for marine fabricators to deal with common problems and opportunities; to develop a fellowship among marine fabricators; to establish standards of excellence for business practices, products and craftsmanship; and to establish and maintain an identity for marine fabricators.