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Mobile Marine Services — Pros Who Come to Your Boat

Checked local mechanics, electricians, detailers and haulers — every pro verified before they are listed. Live now in Florida. Free for boat owners, always.

Request a pro Tell us the job once. Checked local pros see it free — the pro who does the work calls you.
Pleasure boats tied up in a sunny Gulf Coast marina
Gulf Coast, Alabama · Photo — Alabama Extension (ACES) / Bruce Dupree, via Wikimedia Commons (CC0)

Pick your trade

Every trade that comes to the boat, one shelf. A trade page opens only when at least 2 pros in it are checked and live — no empty shelves, no padded counts.

Mobile Mechanic · FLAGSHIP

39 checked operators · live in 1 state

Engine repair, diagnostics and scheduled service at your dock, lift or driveway — the flagship trade of this directory.

Marine Electrician & Electronics

34 checked operators · live in 1 state

Dockside electrical, electronics installation and marine AC — the trade South Florida asks for most.

Detailing, Fiberglass & Gelcoat

22 checked operators · live in 1 state

Mobile detailing, polishing, ceramic and fiberglass/gelcoat repair that comes to the boat.

Fuel Polishing & Fuel Systems

14 checked operators · live in 1 state

Fuel polishing, tank cleaning and fuel-system service — the quiet trade that prevents the loud failures.

Boat Transport & Hauling

10 checked operators · live in 1 state

Operators who move boats — trailer transport and hauling as a service.

Pick your place

Listings are live in Florida today. Pick a region, then a town — or search above and filter the full list.

Florida — live now · every Florida pro

Central Florida

10 checked pros

All of Central Florida →

Tampa Bay

14 checked pros

All of Tampa Bay →

Space Coast

11 checked pros

All of Space Coast →

Jacksonville & First Coast

11 checked pros

All of Jacksonville & First Coast →

Southwest Gulf

17 checked pros

All of Southwest Gulf →

South Florida

19 checked pros

All of South Florida →

Panhandle

8 checked pros

All of Panhandle →

Opening next — the census runs in this order

Requests from these states are logged now and help set the order — send yours and your town moves up the list. Nothing is listed for a state until its own operators pass the same checks Florida's did.

How it works

1

Tell us the job

The boat, the engine, what is wrong, and where the boat sits — a short form, two minutes. Or call a pro direct from their profile.

2

Checked pros see it — free

Your request goes to checked local pros in that trade and area. They see requests free; your request is never sold to a list.

3

The pro who does the work calls you

You deal direct with the business that shows up. Its name is the name on the bill — no middlemen, no call centers.

Why these pros are different

Most directories list anyone who signs up or pays. This one checks first — and shows its work on every profile:

How we vet a pro → · How listings are checked →

Request a mobile marine pro

Tell us about the boat and the problem. Your request goes to checked operators who serve your area in this trade — never sold per lead, never blasted to a list.

Coverage is live in Florida. Requests from other states are logged as demand evidence — they set the census order and are held for the operators who claim those areas. Never sold.

By submitting, you agree this directory may share your request with marine service operators serving your area so they can contact you about it. Free for boat owners, always.

What happens next: checked pros who serve your area get your request, and a pro calls you back about the job. Asking is free. You pay only if you hire one.

Before you call Boater resources & safety numbers What the work costs Winterization calculator Featured spots — for pros

Before you hand anyone a deposit

Boat owners report the same three failures again and again. The mechanic never shows up. The parts deposit vanishes. The bill grows with no warning. And Written-estimate laws were written for cars, not boats. So this directory makes the checks before you call: a real business footprint, a checked date on every listing, and each operator's published rates where they offer them. Ask for the estimate in writing before work starts. Never pay a parts deposit to a business you cannot verify. How we check listings →

The full map

The rest of the verified map — each state with its registered vessel count (U.S. Coast Guard Recreational Boating Statistics 2024; Florida — FWC 2024). A state joins the live list only after its own census passes: named here in text until then, never dressed up as coverage.

Atlantic Coast

Gulf Coast

Pacific Coast

Great Lakes

Inland Lakes & Rivers