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Mark's Marine partners with BoardCo to become exclusive Centurion and Supreme boats dealer in North Idaho and Eastern Washington

Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 1 year, 1 month AGO
| August 23, 2025 1:00 AM

HAYDEN — Mark's Marine, the Inland Northwest's trusted marine dealership serving the Spokane, Sandpoint and Coeur d'Alene areas for more than 40 years, has announced an exclusive partnership with BoardCo, one of the nation's most decorated towboat dealerships. Through this partnership, Mark's Marine becomes the exclusive dealer for Centurion and Supreme boats in North Idaho and Eastern Washington.

The partnership combines Mark's Marine's four decades of service excellence with BoardCo's unmatched expertise as a 13-time Centurion Worldwide Dealer of the Year. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Utah, BoardCo has established itself as the top dealer for Centurion and Supreme boats worldwide, allowing Coeur d’Alene customers access to the largest selection of boats and accessories anywhere in the United States.

"We're thrilled to partner with BoardCo and bring these incredible boats to our customers," said Aaron Thykeson, president of Mark's Marine. "This partnership allows us to offer our customers the world's best wakesurf boats while maintaining the personalized service and support that Mark's Marine has been known for since we started as a small marine service shop more than 40 years ago. BoardCo's expertise combined with our local knowledge creates an unbeatable experience for boating families in our region."

"Mark's Marine represents exactly the kind of partner we look for — a dealership with deep community roots and an unwavering commitment to customer service," said Mitch Mann, CEO of BoardCo. "Their 40-year track record of excellence in the marine industry makes them the perfect choice to represent Centurion and Supreme boats in North Idaho and Eastern Washington. Together, we're bringing world-class towboats and the expertise to support them to families who want to make the most of their time on the water."