Battling the Gulf Coast Heat and Humidity
Any bilge rat knows that the intense heat and high humidity of Fort Myers Beach put an incredible strain on marine refrigeration systems. Whether you're running a Vitrifrigo, Isotherm, or Dometic unit, the constant battle against the elements can lead to overworked compressors and depleted refrigerant levels. Our EPA certified technicians are experts at diagnosing these heat-related issues, ensuring your system is optimized to handle the sweltering Florida summers without leaving you with spoiled provisions.
Don't let a failing fridge ruin your time on the water. With proactive maintenance and expert repairs, we keep your cold plates frosty and your ice makers producing, so you can focus on enjoying the Gulf.
Servicing Fort Myers Beach Marinas
- Salty Sam's Marina
- Matanzas Pass Marina
- Fish Tale Marina
- And private docks island-wide
Mobile Service for Complex Cooling Systems
There's nothing worse than having your offshore fishing trip scuttled by a warm freezer. That's why we bring our expertise directly to your slip. Our mobile service vehicles are fully stocked to handle repairs on complex systems like Frigoboat, Sea Frost, and Grunert. Whether you're dealing with a faulty keel cooler, a clogged raw water pump, or a mysterious electrical gremlin, our ABYC certified team can diagnose and fix the problem efficiently right at Matanzas Pass or Fish Tale Marina.
We handle diagnostic testing, approved refrigerant-circuit repairs, controls, compressor work, and complete system overhauls. Parts and scheduling are confirmed from the installed equipment and approved scope.
Corrosion Control in a Saltwater Environment
The constant exposure to the salty air and water around Fort Myers Beach is the enemy of any marine refrigeration system. Saltwater accelerates galvanic corrosion, eating away at condenser coils, fittings, and electrical connections. An old salt will tell you that ignoring this will quickly land your boat on the hard for costly repairs. We provide specialized services to combat this corrosive environment, including thorough inspections of raw water circuits, anode replacements, and the application of protective coatings to vulnerable components, ensuring your system remains reliable season after season.