In less than a year with Windcraft Multihulls, Brandon Addison has become a versatile contributor across the company’s Parts & Service Department. His work spans CNC-fabricated windows, refits, rigging, cosmetics, commissioning, owner training, coaching, sales support, parts assistance, and other hands-on needs that arise throughout multihull ownership.
That range matters because effective owner support rarely fits into a single category. A commissioning project may lead to rigging questions, a replacement component, an equipment adjustment, or owner training. Brandon’s ability to move between technical work, customer communication, and on-the-water support helps Windcraft provide continuity from delivery through long-term ownership.
Brandon has quickly learned the methods, materials, and techniques used across Windcraft’s service operation. He approaches projects with precision, attention to detail, practical knowledge, and a commitment to completing the job correctly. Those qualities are especially important when work touches critical systems such as rigging, windows, deck hardware, or commissioning preparation.
His role also supports Windcraft’s continued investment in in-house service and parts capabilities. The company now stocks its own inventory of line, rigging components, hardware, equipment, and replacement parts. That growing inventory allows the team to assemble complete rigging packages and respond more efficiently to parts and technical-support needs.
The capability extends across the multihull brands Windcraft serves: Dragonfly Trimarans, Seawind Catamarans, and Corsair Trimarans. Whether an owner needs a straightforward replacement part, a complete running-rigging package, new-boat commissioning, or a more involved refit, the goal is to provide more of the required expertise and materials directly through Windcraft.
Building that level of support requires more than stocking shelves. It depends on people who understand how boats are assembled, commissioned, maintained, improved, and sailed. Brandon’s combination of workshop skill, technical adaptability, owner-facing support, and willingness to take on varied projects is helping Windcraft strengthen that connection.
As Windcraft expands its service footprint and prepares for an additional St. Petersburg location, team members like Brandon help turn growth into practical value for owners. His work represents the kind of detailed, hands-on support that keeps boats sailing and gives customers a knowledgeable resource before, during, and after delivery.
