Marine AC repair
Cruisair and Dometic troubleshooting for cooling problems, control issues, pump failures, restricted airflow, and electrical faults.

St. Augustine marine HVAC service
Vessels in St. Augustine operate in salt air, summer humidity, strong sunlight, and long cooling cycles. We provide dockside diagnosis, repair, maintenance, and replacement planning for marine air-conditioning and refrigeration systems throughout St. Augustine Harbor and the Vilano area.
Cruisair and Dometic troubleshooting for cooling problems, control issues, pump failures, restricted airflow, and electrical faults.
Replacement planning based on capacity, power, seawater flow, ducting, condensate management, access, and controls.
Service for onboard refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, and selected Sub-Zero yacht systems.
Local knowledge matters
From the Municipal Marina near the Bridge of Lions to Camachee Cove north of the inlet, service calls can involve very different access, seawater conditions, equipment layouts, and vessel sizes. We inspect the complete cooling path instead of treating only the first symptom.
For cruisers moving south on the Intracoastal Waterway, our service corridor continues past Marineland toward Palm Coast. That makes St. Augustine an important northern service point for seasonal boats as well as locally docked yachts.

Viking yacht systems
We service multi-zone marine air-conditioning, onboard refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, and selected Sub-Zero systems found aboard Viking yachts and other premium vessels.
Dockside service area
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St. Johns County & northern ICW. Call before scheduling so we can confirm marina access, travel requirements, equipment details, and parts availability.
Local service answers
Yes. We schedule dockside marine HVAC and refrigeration service throughout the St. Augustine and Vilano marina area, subject to each facility’s access requirements.
Yes. We evaluate seawater flow, strainers, pumps, coils, airflow, controls, refrigerant performance, and electrical conditions to identify why a system cannot hold temperature.
Yes. Availability depends on scheduling and parts, but transient cruisers can call the Florida office to discuss their vessel, marina, symptoms, and travel timeline.
Florida office · CAC1824984