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Marine Electrical Repair Fort Myers, FL

When a wiring fault or dead battery leaves your boat sitting at the dock, the last thing you want is to arrange a haul-out just to get a diagnosis.

Mobile service across Cape Coral · We come to your dock, lift or driveway · Mon–Fri 07:00–19:00 · Sat–Sun 08:00–17:00

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Battery & Charging System Service

A weak or failing battery is one of the most common reasons Fort Myers boaters call us, especially after a boat has sat through a hot Southwest Florida summer. We test, load-check, and replace marine batteries, and we inspect alternators, stators, and rectifiers to make sure your charging system keeps up with demand.

Common Signs You Need Service

Catching a small electrical fault early almost always costs less than dealing with the corrosion, fire risk, or complete system failure that follows if it's ignored — especially in the year-round boating conditions around Fort Myers.

Lights Flickering or Dead:

Navigation or cabin lights that flicker, dim, or go out entirely point to a loose connection, corroded terminal, or failing circuit breaker that needs attention before the problem spreads to other circuits.

Engine Won't Crank:

If you turn the key and hear a click or nothing at all, the starter motor, solenoid, or ignition switch may have failed — a common issue after boats sit unused between seasons.

Instruments Showing Errors:

Chartplotters or gauges that reboot randomly, display fault codes, or lose data suggest a power-supply fluctuation or a broken data-network connection that a diagnostic visit can pinpoint quickly.

Burning Smell Below Deck:

Any smell of hot plastic or burning insulation is a serious warning sign of overloaded or chafed wiring and should be treated as an emergency — stop using the affected circuit and call for professional marine electrical repair immediately.

Outboard motor mounted on boat transom, viewed from helm during operation in open water.

Ready to Get Started?

Ready to sort out your boat's electrical issues without the hassle of a boatyard visit? Our technician comes directly to your Fort Myers dock or marina slip — call (239) 722-5558 to book a same-day appointment or tap the button below to [Get a Free Quote]. If you're on the island side of the county, check out our marine electrical repair sanibel page for coverage closer to Sanibel.