Our Fleet
Custom-built aluminum watercraft for commercial and recreational uses. We assemble your dream boat so you can spend your free time cruising the Maritime waters in comfort.
Featured Models
4600CC
- CNC Length15.1ft (4.6m)
- Overall Length16.84ft (5.14m)
- Beam Width7.02ft (2.14m)
4601CC
- CNC Length14.9ft (4.6m)
- Overall Length17.26ft (5.26m)
- Beam Width7.15ft (2.18m)
5100EX
- CNC Length16.8ft (5.1m)
- Overall Length17.52ft (5.34m)
- Beam Width6.6ft (2.01m)
5201CC
- CNC Length17.1ft (5.2m)
- Overall Length19.3ft (5.9m)
- Beam Width7.35ft (2.24m)
5510CC/HT
- CNC Length18.1ft (5.51m)
- Overall Length19.49ft (5.94m)
- Beam Width7.39ft (2.25m)
6810HT
- CNC Length22.3ft (6.8m)
- Overall Length26.06ft (7.94m)
- Beam Width8.04ft (2.45m)
100+ MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
East Arc Marine uses licensed designs from CNC Marine which makes you spoiled for choice,
As we build out our favourites and top sellers, we have access to an entire library of CNC Marine designed aluminum boats. You can choose any from their extensive list of designs and let us take on the build. Then, just like our regular offerings, you can spec and build out your vessel just the way you want it.
Connect with us today to learn more about the extensive list of sea-worthy options now available right here in Eastern Canada.
READY TO SET SAIL?
East Arc Marine produces fully finished aluminum hulls, welded, cleaned, and ready for fit‑out. Choose to handle the finishing touches yourself, or tell us exactly how you want it.
Our turnkey boat packages will suit your needs through complete customization of the:
- Electrical
- Motor Installation
- Windows
- Upholstery
- Trailer
Choose your model and we will support you from workshop to water.
BENEFITS OF CNC ALUMINUM BOATS
Proven engineering: LOCAL BUILDS, internationally TRUSTED DESIGNS.
Aluminum is strong in rough waters and challenging conditions. It is resilient against significant impacts, preventing cracking or breaking.
Aluminum boats are fully recyclable, making them an eco-friendly option when preserving the ocean’s integrity is more important than ever. Additionally, the production of aluminum is less resource-intensive than fiberglass.
Aluminum has corrosion-resistant properties (especially in freshwater environments) due to a natural protective oxide layer that forms on its surface when exposed to oxygen. Less maintenance and longer boat lifespan.
Aluminum boats are built to last, often enduring 30–50 years or more with proper care. Aluminum resists osmosis, structural fatigue and corrosion when using marine-grade alloys.
Aluminum boats are more fuel efficient because lighter boats require less power to move. This offers significant savings over time for frequent boaters.
Aluminum boats are generally easier and cheaper to repair in the event of damage, so owners can often fix small dents or punctures without professional assistance. Dents and punctures can often be fixed by cutting out the damaged section and welding in a new piece.
Aluminum’s durability is valuable for rough waters, rocky coastlines or environments with debris. Aluminum’s high tensile strength allows it to absorb energy and withstand collisions without fracturing.
Aluminum is naturally resistant to solar radiation, making it less susceptible to sun damage than fiberglass.
For boaters who plan to keep their vessel for decades (or pass down to a family member) the longevity of aluminum boats makes them a favourable long-term investment. Alternatively, they tend to retain a high resale value as the boat’s condition is likely to remain strong over time.
Aluminum boats are lightweight in nature making for easy handling on and off the water. They’re easier to tow, launch and retrieve, which is significantly advantageous for solo boaters or those with smaller vehicles.
Aluminum boats are highly customizable because aluminum is a flexible material that can be easily modified. This opens the door to personalized builds and bespoke designs based on specific needs (ex: extra storage, seating, unique layouts, specialized equipment).
Aluminum is strong in rough waters and challenging conditions. It is resilient against significant impacts, preventing cracking or breaking.
Aluminum has corrosion-resistant properties (especially in freshwater environments) due to a natural protective oxide layer that forms on its surface when exposed to oxygen. Less maintenance and longer boat lifespan.
Aluminum boats are more fuel efficient because lighter boats require less power to move. This offers significant savings over time for frequent boaters.
Aluminum’s durability is valuable for rough waters, rocky coastlines or environments with debris. Aluminum’s high tensile strength allows it to absorb energy and withstand collisions without fracturing.
For boaters who plan to keep their vessel for decades (or pass down to a family member) the longevity of aluminum boats makes them a favourable long-term investment. Alternatively, they tend to retain a high resale value as the boat’s condition is likely to remain strong over time.
Aluminum boats are highly customizable because aluminum is a flexible material that can be easily modified. This opens the door to personalized builds and bespoke designs based on specific needs (ex: extra storage, seating, unique layouts, specialized equipment).
Aluminum boats are fully recyclable, making them an eco-friendly option when preserving the ocean’s integrity is more important than ever. Additionally, the production of aluminum is less resource-intensive than fiberglass.
Aluminum boats are built to last, often enduring 30–50 years or more with proper care. Aluminum resists osmosis, structural fatigue and corrosion when using marine-grade alloys.
Aluminum boats are generally easier and cheaper to repair in the event of damage, so owners can often fix small dents or punctures without professional assistance. Dents and punctures can often be fixed by cutting out the damaged section and welding in a new piece.
Aluminum is naturally resistant to solar radiation, making it less susceptible to sun damage than fiberglass.
Aluminum boats are lightweight in nature making for easy handling on and off the water. They’re easier to tow, launch and retrieve, which is significantly advantageous for solo boaters or those with smaller vehicles.