Mobile marine mechanic serving Florida's Gulf Coast, from Cedar Key to Siesta Key

Mon to Fri 6:30am to 7pm, Sat 7am to 2pm5.0 on Google

Neatly loomed red and black wiring with inline fuses beside a 24-volt onboard charger

Boat electrical work you can open the hatch and check.

Troubleshooting, rewires, batteries, chargers and dash work, wired neatly so the next problem is easy to find.

Fix the cause, then leave it tidy

An electrical fault can end a day on the water before it starts. Reece traces it to the cause, fixes it, and leaves wiring the next person can follow.

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  • Troubleshooting

    Dead circuits, intermittent faults, gauges and pumps that quit, traced wire by wire.

  • Rewires

    One circuit or the whole boat, with proper terminals, loom and fusing.

  • Batteries and switches

    Battery inspection and service, new batteries, battery switches and bus bars.

  • Chargers

    Onboard chargers for starting and trolling motor banks.

  • Dash work

    Reworked dash panels, switches, and trim and jack plate indicators.

  • Power for electronics

    Clean, fused power for chartplotters, sonar and radios.

Drone view of a white center-console boat over turquoise shallows

“Their expertise in outboard engines and electrical work is unmatched.”

Preston P., 2001 Pathfinder owner

From recent jobs

  • Battery switch, fuse block and bus bars after a rewire
    Battery switch, fuse block and bus bars after a rewire
  • 24-volt charger with loomed, fused wire runs
    24-volt charger with loomed, fused wire runs
  • Deep-cycle battery and charger mounted in a console hatch
    Deep-cycle battery and charger mounted in a console hatch

Questions boaters ask

Can you find an intermittent electrical problem?

Yes. Tell Reece when it happens and what stops working. Intermittent faults are traced at the boat, with the circuits under load.

Do you rewire whole boats?

Yes, from a single circuit to a full rewire as part of a refit. Preston's 2001 Pathfinder had trouble every trip until Reece redid it.

Do I need to bring the boat in?

No. Electrical work is done at your dock, lift or driveway.

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Where Reece works

Tell us about your boat

Send the boat, the engine and where it's kept. Reece calls you back to set a time.

(813) 758-1427
Monday to Friday
6:30am to 7pm
Saturday
7am to 2pm
Sunday
Closed

Where we go

Headquartered in Tampa, covering the West Coast of Florida from Cedar Key to Siesta Key: Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Bradenton and Sarasota, plus Cedar Key, Crystal River, Homosassa, Hudson, Tarpon Springs, Apollo Beach and inland lakes like Lake Magdalene.

Where is the boat?

Prefer to talk? Call (813) 758-1427.