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Marine Solutions Australia is a Coomera-based, multi-discipline marine engineering team with licensed marine electricians. It can take a project from engines and mechanical work through switchboards, lithium, shore power and navigation electronics, including radar, AIS, Starlink and onboard AV—especially useful during a substantial refit.
Service area: Gold Coast, South East Queensland and northern NSW
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Docherty Marine Electrics & ElectronicsCoomera, QLD5.0 · 5 Google reviews
View profileBased at Gold Coast City Marina, Marine Solutions Australia brings electrical and electronics work into a wider marine-engineering service. For owners, that means one team can coordinate systems that would otherwise be split between an electrician, electronics installer and mechanical workshop.
Electrical services include rewiring, lithium batteries, charging, switchboards, shore power and fault response. The electronics side covers navigation displays, radar, AIS, communications, Starlink and audio-visual systems. Broader engineering capability supports engine, mechanical, refrigeration, watermaker and general refit work.
A major upgrade often touches mounting, plumbing, mechanical access and power distribution as well as electronics. MSA can plan those interfaces rather than treating each trade’s work as a separate island.
You are undertaking a full refit, need mobile fault support around the Gold Coast, or want navigation, connectivity, electrical power and mechanical work coordinated through one established marina-based business.
Customer perspective
★ 5.0 · 25 Google reviews
“MSA were responsive and professional in their installation of a holding tank in our 35 foot yacht. It took 7 working days from my first enquiry to job completion which is impressive. The use of a WhatsApp group to communicate was highly effective in getting clarity, decision making and getting updates. Francisco was considerate to have onboard and went out of his way to be helpful in getting the job done. I would recommend MSA.”
Thank you very much for your kind words, Mike. We really appreciate the positive feedback and we’ll be sure to pass your message on to Francisco. Safe travels on the water and we’re here for you whenever the yacht needs us next!
“This year Ellie was up in Queensland for her annual maintenance lift and bum scrub, normally we would do it ourselves to save a little bit of money but this year I handed the reins over to the team at marine solutions Australia to get the job done while I was at work It was really hard to not be involved in the maintenance and let somebody else sort it all out , but the team at MSA have done an absolutely fantastic job With a new set of trim tabs due to one getting ripped of , a new updated automated system We ran into a bit of an expensive hiccup with needing a new propeller shaft but again the team at MSA sorting everything out for me, some new bearings and she’s running like an absolute dream Again thank you to the team at MSA for all your hard work keeping the old girl running , I can not recommend these guys enough And the communication between me as an owner and you guys is next level on point 👌”
“It was an absolute pleasure to deal with Stewart and his team at MSA. They communicated like superheroes, were super keen on finding the right solution for our rather substantial challenges and got the job done well, first time. A truly rare experience in the marine industry. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them for any boat job you can throw at them. Three thumbs up.”
“We found Stewart and his team outstanding. Great communication, great knowledge, and experienced tradesmen. MSA are clearly well connected in the area and were able to source parts very promptly. We highly recommend.”
“Great service through exception responsiveness, lateral thinking, proactive approaches and a good team. Much appreciated.”
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