Pharo Marine

Pharo Marine was a very honest and ethical marine dealer to do business with in the state of WI. I called at least 10 dealerships who were all over the board with their purchase price. Pharo Marine was the only dealer who quoted me a fair price and also Gave me the Full Lund rebate. All the other dealers were manipulating the numbers to work in the dealers favor and not the customers. These dealerships would market a price online and when Lund would offer the rebate, the dealers would increase the price of their boat and only give the customer a portion of the rebate. If the dealers don’t think the customer is watching this unethical practice, they’re mistaken. This is where Pharo will stand up against other boat dealers. Once Pharo quotes you a price, they will stand by it and maximize the rebates to the customers advantage. That’s why I purchased from them. They were direct and honest from the start. Because of that, I purchased additional electronics from them and will have them install those electronics. They treat people right because they are a family business, and their honesty shines through. Thank you Pharo! I hope this review sends more people to purchase from you and they have as fantastic of an experience as I have.

We purchased a new fishing boat from Andy at Pharo Marine and it was a great experience. He walked us through all the options, made recommendations, and offered to help any time, even after we drove away with the boat. This is a local, family business, which is awesome. 12/10 recommend Pharo Marine.

Called Pharo Marine because I took my boat out for the first time this summer and it was running rough and on the way back, it kept stalling out over and over again. I explained this story to Pharo when I called them on the phone. I waited two weeks for an appointment, which wasn't surprising. Showed up to drop my boat off and they seemed to have no idea who I was and couldn't find any record of me in their computer but they took my boat none the less. I was a bit concerned at this point but I'd already been waiting a couple weeks in the middle of summer and i wanted my boat fixed sooner than later, so I let it go. I waited several days with no contact and then played phone tag trying to talk to someone to find out what they'd found. Finally someone returned a call and told me it was done. No call saying this was the problem, this is what we need to do, just that it was done. They told me a kill switch was hit and the fuel filter needed to be replaced. I always hit the kill switch when I get to the dock, it allows me to leave the radio playing while I pack up without the boat beeping at me constantly. And I had previously attempted replacing the fuel filter and it didn't resolve the problem. So I was pretty confident at this point they'd done nothing to resolve my issue. I would have told them these things if they'd actually asked instead of just saying "its done". I questioned if they'd tested it at temperature / after running for a while and they said they couldn't do that without putting it on the water. I asked if they'd done that and they said no. They said it was my fault they didn't test more because I'd only told them it was stalling and now it wasn't stalling. They seem to have forgotten the part where it was stalling after it'd been running for a while. They told me if I wanted to wait another week, they could do that and told me what it would cost (I forget the number right now). Most places when you bring a car or boat in like to actually verify wha