Riviera has always shown a stong commitment to supporting our owners with programs such as 24-hour on-water assist, Experience events, and boat show hospitality.

Now that commitment has taken another strong step forward, with Riviera's $3.6 million Aftermarket and Service centre, closing the loop on the Riviera experience, offering boat owners a full on-site customisation, servicing, refurbishing and maintenance service.

On the southern side of the company’s headquarters in Coomera, south-east Queensland, the massive Aftermarket Centre comprises 1,450 square metres of floorspace. All Aftermarket staff are experienced and Riviera-trained, and can call on the services of Riviera's 800-strong workforce.

The Riviera Aftermarket and Service facility offers a full range of services – from custom installation such as game fishing equipment, electronic installations and upgrades, full interior refurbishment and fit-out, exterior upgrades such as awnings, boat maintenance, as well as painting and antifoul.

It is also a centre for a number of other Riviera business units.

* R Electronics provides a full installation and upgrade service
* R Interiors offers interior and soft furnishing additions, upgrades and refurbishment.

Craft Coverings also operates a full exterior awning and furniture covering service from the Centre.

The waterfront Aftermarket and Service building can accommodate up to six boats under cover. A further 2,500 square metres of hard stand can take a further six boats.

A second building includes two separated bays for two-pack spray painting and antifouling – designed to prevent cross-contamination between boats.

The centre also boats a 75-tonne mobile boat travel-lift capable of handling vessels up to around 26 metres and 6.5 metres in beam.

More than $250,000 has also been spent on water efficiency in the new facility, including a state-of-the-art water treatment plant which recycles 99 per cent of the water used. There are also massive underground water storage tanks and rainwater diversion systems to harvest run-off from the large roofed areas.