
What's included?
We install and integrate marine electronics systems for commercial and recreational vessels.

Radar & GPS
Chartplotter integration, radar arch mounting, GPS-linked autopilot tie-in.

Sonar & fishfinders
Transducer installation, hull penetrations done watertight, display wiring.

Marine audio
Cockpit and cabin speakers, marine-rated head units, subwoofer enclosures.

Battery & wiring systems
Battery banks, switch panels, tinned marine wire, corrosion-resistant connections.
Telecommunications
Vehicle Integration
We deliver vehicle technology integrations for commercial fleets and specialty vehicles.
Services include:
Dash cameras and telematics
GPS and fleet tracking systems
In-vehicle electronics
Secure mounting and wiring
Scalable solutions for huddle rooms through executive boardrooms.


Equipment Tracking
Custom Low-Voltage Solutions
We design and deploy custom low-voltage systems tailored to unique operational needs.
Services include:
Custom system design
Specialized cabling and controls
Demand management
One-off installations
Documentation and support
Ideal for retail, hospitality, healthcare, and corporate messaging.

How marine electronics installation works
Site visit and assessment
We inspect the boat in the water or out of the water and confirm what is possible.
Custom install plan
We select the equipment, plan the cable routing, and choose mounting locations. You get a price up front.
Installation
Our team installs the system in the water or on land, scheduled around your marina's slip access.
Sea trial and calibration
We test everything on the water before we call the job done.
120+
Boats and yachts wired
4
Marina partnerships
SPRING
Priority season booking
LICENSED
Marine electricians
Marine electronics installation FAQ
Almost all our marine work is on freshwater. We serve Lake Michigan marinas and inland lakes. We install to standards built for marine use either way, since corrosion and vibration affect boats in fresh water and salt water alike.
A single system install, such as just radar or just audio, usually takes one to two days. A full refit covering radar, GPS, sonar, and audio typically takes three to five days. The exact time depends on the size of the boat and how easy it is to access.
In most cases, yes. We check compatibility during the site visit. If your current unit cannot support the integration you want, we will tell you before any work begins.
Yes. We serve marinas throughout the greater Chicago area and along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Ask us about your specific marina when you request a consult.
