About Us
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Our Crew
Owned and operated by retired and former members of the United States Coast Guard, Cuttermen Marine Services was founded with the same core values in mind that were ingrained in us by the Coast Guard - Honor, Respect, Devotion to Duty. We have decades of experience on and above the water in all types of weather - from dead calm seas to Cat 5 hurricanes. You've got a lot invested in your boat - why would you trust it with someone other than The Cuttermen?
Cuttermen Marine Services is a Disabled Veteran owned business.
Vessel Delivery & Relocation Services
Whether you've recently purchased and need your new boat brought home, or if you need to have your current boat moved to a new cruising ground, we're here to exceed your expectations. Our delivery crews are highly trained, competent mariners. Your vessel will be delivered safely, promptly and will be cleaned and ready for your enjoyment. Attention to Detail is more than a motto.
New Owner Training
Bought a new boat and need some training? We can teach you! Docking, anchoring, rules of the road - we can give you the confidence to enjoy the boating lifestyle.
Meet our CREW
Capt. James Cornell - MRN 8471289
Captain Jamie was instilled with a love of the water at a young age by his parents. Having grown up plying the waters of the Finger Lakes, he joined the United States Coast Guard, where he served aboard the USCGC Decisive (WMEC 629) and the USCGC Escanaba (WMEC 907), and at COMSTA Boston in Marshfield, MA., where he met Sully. He currently holds a USCG Licensed Master 100GRT. Capt. Jamie and his wife, Heather have three sons, who also work for the business, and spend their summers traveling on their boat.
Shawn "Sully" Sullivan
An Upstate New York native, Sully grew up enjoying and navigating the St. Lawrence River. His love of the water naturally directed him to a career in the United States Coast Guard. Having spent 23 years on active duty, Sully's experiences include being directly involved in the search & rescue efforts of "The Perfect Storm" while stationed aboard the USCGC Tamaroa (WMEC 166) where he was awarded the Coast Guard Medal for extraordinary heroism. He also served as a helicopter rescue swimmer in Miami, Kodiak and the Great Lakes. Sully retired in 2013 as a Chief Warrant Officer - Marine Safety Inspector. He currently resides in the Philadelphia area with his wife Kelly, and their son Declan.