Panels, wiring, shore power, batteries and navigation systems rebuilt to standard, with an as-built record your surveyor and the next owner can actually follow.
Most boats over fifteen years old carry three generations of electrical work: the factory harness, one refit, and a series of undocumented additions in whatever wire was on the shelf that day. It passes a casual look and then costs you an entire yard period the first time someone has to trace a fault behind a headliner nobody wants to open.
We rebuild systems to a standard and we leave a record: labelled runs, updated panel schedules, and an as-built package that goes into your file. It costs slightly more on the day and saves the next surveyor, the next technician and the next owner a great deal of time — which is where the value shows up.
AC and DC panels, breakers, bus bars and distribution rebuilt and correctly labelled, with an updated panel schedule you can actually read.
Correct marine-grade cable, proper support and chafe protection, terminations done right, and legacy runs removed rather than abandoned in place.
Shore power inlets, isolation, polarity and galvanic protection reviewed and corrected — the system most often left wrong on an older boat.
Battery banks, charging systems and monitoring, including lithium conversions with the switching and protection the installation actually requires.
Instrument, radar, autopilot and network installation and integration, mounted and wired so servicing later doesn't mean opening the whole boat.
Bilge pumps, float switches, high-water alarms and the monitoring that matters when the vessel is sitting unattended.
Systems work is only as good as the record it leaves behind. Every stage produces documentation.
Existing installation traced and photographed, faults and non-compliant runs identified, findings sent to you before any work is scoped.
A written scope with the components, standards and layout to be used — approved by you before anything is removed.
Work executed under supervision with photo documentation of runs and terminations before panels and linings are closed up.
Systems tested under load, labelling completed, and an as-built documentation package delivered for your file and your surveyor.

60 nautical miles south. Bring the boat down in a morning; our team guides TIP permits and vessel documentation for a clean entry.
Skip SoCal yard congestion and waitlists. Same coating systems, same standards — with real slot availability and significant cost efficiency.
Ensenada has built boats and fished these waters for generations. Fiberglass, paint, mechanical, electrical and carpentry trades under one supervised roof.
Fully enclosed facility, 24/7 guarded, video surveillance and controlled access. Owners and crew come and go freely — nobody else does.




Send your vessel details — we reply with availability and a preliminary scope, no obligation.