Boat, building repairs have been carried out in Flushing, in an area known as Little Falmouth, since the early 1800's, when the packet ships and other merchant sailing ships were built. Over the years, the area became the centre for the building of many traditional wooden craft such as oyster boats, quay punts, working boats and custom-built yachts. During the War years the boatyard turned its hand to the construction of motor torpedo boats (MTB’s),many of which left Flushing directly to raid on St.Nazaire.
After the War,the yard returned to it’s traditional role – the building and repair of local sailing and motor vessels.

In the 1970’s Falmouth Boat Construction became part of the Tufnol, Industries group of companies. Since that time, the yard has produced various wood and GRP sailing craft such as the Biscay 36 and the Falmouth Bass Boat.

Since 1988, the yard has undergone a major transformation of larger work and storage areas (undercover and outdoor), new slipways, and a new hydraulic mobile boat hoist, a new sawmill, a new engineering workshop, modern gelcoat peeling equipment, plus additional equipment and instrumentation.Our objective is to maintain a vital and thriving boatyard, a boatyard which can provide total boat care.

In 2002 Falmouth Boat Construction became part of Bagley Marine Company.

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