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Built for the way pontoon boat rentals actually run

Equipment that gets used hard and breaks, where downtime is lost revenue.

Tight turnarounds, no shortcuts

Thirty minutes between charters is enough — if the fuel, cleaning, and safety checklist runs the same way every time. Per-turnaround checklists make it automatic.

Outboards on a schedule

Oil, impellers, lower-unit service — by hours, not vibes. Per-asset maintenance schedules open the work order before the breakdown.

Big groups, big liability

Twelve people on a boat means twelve signatures. Digital waivers get the whole party signed from one link before they reach the dock.

Capacity rules are non-negotiable

Overloading a pontoon is how operators lose their season. Placarded capacity and briefing steps live in the checklist, every single departure.

“Our own electric boat fleet in Tampa turns over all day long. The turnaround checklist in RecHQ is the reason the 2pm group never finds the last group's trash.”
The RecHQ founding team

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