About

Dave DeLezenne is a knowledgeable and dedicated professional with extensive expertise in boating, known for managing logistics such as storage, fuel, and delivery with a focus on high customer service standards. He is appreciated for providing comprehensive care at reasonable prices and addressing manufacturing issues effectively. Despite a negative personal experience reported by one individual, he is generally recognized for his commitment and tough problem-solving abilities.

Reviews & Endorsements

Experience

Sara Christine

10/2/2026
10

"I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Dave and doing business with him over the years, including working together on service and storage. Throughout our business relationship, he has always been professional, reliable, and incredibly easy to work with.

Dave is someone who takes pride in what he does, follows through on his commitments, and genuinely cares about the people he does business with. He’s knowledgeable, trustworthy, and has a great way of making business relationships feel like partnerships.

I would have absolutely no hesitation recommending Dave to anyone looking for someone dependable, professional, and great to work with. He’s a great businessman and an even better person, and I truly value the relationship we’ve built over the years."

Jeff Keller

7/4/2026
10

"I trust this man with my life.
One of a kind.
Definitely would voucher for him."

Jeramie Henson

7/2/2026
10

"Great guy! One stop shop!"

Apache Star

6/2/2026
10

"It’s a pleasure to work with Dave. He’s taking care of everything for a reasonable price. Thanks a lot."

Tony Wells

6/2/2026
10

"Dave handled every detail, from storage, fuel and delivery to the marina. His team maintains the highest standards of customer service and excellence."

Tom S

5/27/2026
2

"Dave is not trustworthy and bounced a check on me. Would avoid doing any kind of business with this low life!"

Richard Waldman

5/26/2026
10

"Tough Player"

Mark Gianassi

5/21/2026
10

"As I intimated, Dave knows more about boats than the manufacturers, and spends a good deal of his time correcting mistakes in manufacturing."