A Scottish yacht rigging company have expanded their operations to a third location, this time at Scotland’s biggest marina.

Fairlie Riggers, led by master rigger and owner John McColgan, have opened a new workshop and sales facility at Largs Yacht Haven on the Ayrshire coast.

Fairlie Riggers team

Based in Largs, Fairlie and Kip

Founded by John McColgan in the late-1980s, Fairlie Riggers provide rigging services to yacht owners on the Firth of Clyde from their main base in Fairlie, just to the south of Largs. Their operation expanded to a second location at Kip Marina a few years ago and they have grown their services to include the supply and installation of well-known rigging products from brands including Kingfisher Yacht Ropes, Sta-Lock terminals, Harken and Seldén.

Fairlie Riggers Horizontal

"More responsive to the needs of our customers"

"By opening an office and workshop in Largs Yacht Haven, we aim to leverage improved access to clients and resources, ensuring our rigging services are not only more efficient but also more responsive to the needs of our customers” explains owner John McColgan. “This encapsulates our desire for better service delivery and business growth.”

 “Our berth holders at Largs Yacht Haven have regularly reported that John and his team of riggers have provided outstanding service as well as professional advice. We hope their new on-site location at the Yacht Haven will allow them to build their growing reputation.”

- Largs Yacht Haven Marina Manager Dave Hewitt

Services provided by Fairlie Riggers include:

  • Full standing and running rigging on yachts
  • All rope and wire for marine or architectural projects
  • Inspections of wires, terminals, spreaders and more
  • Pre-quote surveys with a recommendation report
  • Rope splicing
  • And more

Visit the Fairlie Riggers team of John, Ben, David, Euan and Alen at their new office location within the Marina Courtyard at Largs Yacht Haven, or visit fairlieriggers.com.

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