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You want electronics that work when you need them most—whether you’re navigating back to port in fog or trying to locate fish on your weekend trip. Our marine electronics installations are built to handle whatever Long Island Sound throws at them.
No more dealing with systems that cut out when you hit rough water. No more wondering if your GPS will work when visibility drops. Your boat deserves electronics that match your investment in it.
When we’re done, you’ll have a system that integrates seamlessly, operates reliably, and gives you the confidence to enjoy your time on the water instead of worrying about equipment failures.
We understand what boat owners in Greenport face. The salt air, the temperature swings, the constant moisture—your electronics need to handle conditions that would destroy standard automotive systems.
We’ve been serving the North Fork boating community with precision installations that last. While other installers treat marine work like car audio with a splash guard, we know the difference between equipment that looks good in the showroom and gear that performs season after season.
Our work reflects the standards you’d expect from someone who actually understands boats, not just electronics. That’s why Greenport boat owners trust us with their most important systems.
First, we assess your current setup and discuss what you actually need versus what salespeople try to sell you. No upselling, no unnecessary complications—just an honest evaluation of what will work best for your boat and your budget.
Next, we design the installation to integrate with your existing systems. This means proper wire routing, weatherproof connections, and placement that makes sense for how you actually use your boat. We don’t just bolt things where they fit; we install them where they belong.
Finally, we test everything thoroughly before you take delivery. Every connection, every function, every integration point gets verified. You’ll get a walkthrough of your new systems and documentation of what was installed, so you’re never left guessing about your own boat’s electronics.
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Our marine electronics services cover everything from basic stereo upgrades to comprehensive navigation system installations. We handle boat stereos and audio systems, custom marine audio integration, navigation and GPS systems, fishfinder and sonar installation, plus all the custom wiring and electrical work that makes it function properly.
Greenport’s marine environment demands electronics that can handle the unique challenges of Long Island Sound. The frequent temperature changes, salt spray, and humidity require specialized equipment and installation techniques that many installers simply don’t understand.
We work with major brands like Garmin, Raymarine, Simrad, and Furuno because they build equipment that matches our installation standards. When you combine quality components with proper installation, you get systems that work reliably for years, not months.
Installation time depends on the complexity of your project, but most basic stereo and GPS installations take 1-2 days. More comprehensive systems with multiple components, custom wiring, or integration with existing electronics may require 3-5 days.
We don’t rush installations because marine electronics need to be done right the first time. Proper wire routing, weatherproofing, and testing take time, but they prevent the failures and callbacks that plague quick installation jobs.
You’ll get a realistic timeline upfront based on your specific project. We stick to our schedules because we understand you want to be on the water, not waiting for repairs.
We primarily work with Garmin, Raymarine, Simrad, and Furuno because these manufacturers build equipment specifically for marine environments. These brands understand that boat electronics face challenges that automotive or consumer electronics simply aren’t designed to handle.
Each brand has strengths in different areas. Garmin excels in user-friendly chartplotters and fishfinders. Raymarine offers excellent integration between navigation and autopilot systems. Simrad provides professional-grade equipment for serious offshore work. Furuno builds some of the most reliable radar and sonar systems available.
We’ll recommend the brand and specific models that match your boat, your usage patterns, and your budget. Our goal is finding equipment that works for your specific needs, not pushing whatever has the highest margin.
Yes, we specialize in integrating new electronics with existing systems. This includes connecting to NMEA 2000 networks, sharing data between chartplotters and autopilots, and integrating audio systems with existing speakers and amplifiers.
Integration work requires understanding both the old and new systems, plus the marine-specific protocols that allow different manufacturers’ equipment to communicate. Many installers avoid this complexity, but we consider it essential for creating systems that actually work together.
Before starting any integration project, we’ll map out your existing systems and identify potential compatibility issues. This prevents surprises and ensures your new electronics enhance rather than complicate your boat’s operation.
We offer mobile installation services for boats that can’t easily come to our shop. This includes larger vessels at marinas, boats in dry storage, and situations where it’s more practical to bring our tools to your location rather than moving your boat.
Mobile installations require more planning and coordination, but they’re often the most convenient option for boat owners. We bring all necessary tools, testing equipment, and materials to complete the installation at your location.
Keep in mind that some complex installations requiring fabrication work are better handled in our shop where we have access to all our equipment and tools. We’ll discuss the best approach for your specific project during our initial consultation.
We provide a comprehensive warranty on all installation work, covering both labor and the integrity of connections, mounting, and wiring. Equipment warranties are handled directly by the manufacturers, but we stand behind every aspect of the installation itself.
Our warranty covers issues that result from installation problems—loose connections, improper mounting, wiring failures, or weatherproofing issues. We don’t cover damage from accidents, modifications by other installers, or normal wear and tear of the equipment itself.
If you experience problems that appear to be installation-related, we’ll diagnose and repair them at no charge during the warranty period. Our goal is installations that work properly for years, so we take warranty issues seriously and address them promptly.
Marine electronics protection starts with proper equipment selection and continues through every aspect of the installation. We use marine-grade components throughout, including tinned copper wiring, waterproof connectors, and corrosion-resistant mounting hardware.
All connections are sealed using marine-specific sealants and heat shrink tubing designed for marine environments. Wire routing avoids areas where water can pool or where movement could cause chafing. Equipment mounting considers both vibration and water intrusion.
We also pay attention to details that many installers overlook—proper grounding to prevent galvanic corrosion, adequate ventilation for heat-generating equipment, and accessibility for future maintenance. These details determine whether your electronics last two years or twenty years in the marine environment.
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