The spectacular modern shipyard based in Gulfport, MS., has over 9 acres/3.6 hectares (392,040 sq. ft./119,493 sq. m) of covered building area situated on approximately 50 acres/20.5 hectares of land. This new facility combined with the existing 10 acres/4 hectares (435,600 sq. ft./132,770 sq. m) of covered buildings on 38 acres/15.5 hectares at the New Orleans yard, (the New Orleans yard will be retained as their Repair and Refit shipyard), provides Trinity Yachts with a very large capacity to create up to 8-10 megayachts annually for the yachting industry and the capability to build up to 400 ft. (122 m) in length. The Gulfport main construction building has a height of 90 ft. (27.43m) allowing Trinity to build five (5) deck yachts.

Dane continued, "Even though the New Orleans yard sustained a small amount of damage compared to many companies in the area, the loss of reliable power for a projected 6 months and the amount of employees displaced by the floods warranted the search for another facility in a different environment. We had been eyeing the Gulfport facility as a location to expand our operations into, but Katrina forced us to make the move to the new Gulfport yard as quickly as possible to take advantage of the large space. The modern facilities and equipment there, could be pressed into service immediately to minimize delay for our Owners. We began by towing the 157 ft. M/Y LADY LINDA over with hull #01, the M/Y LEDA. Since she (M/Y LEDA) was at the yard for refit, it was decided to press her into service as most of the workboats and commercial tows in the area were either out of commission or working in the recovery process. This unique towing operation created quite a few comments from the locals."