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Sydney Marine Sparkys supplies marine electronics, offers boat repair services and provides a range of marine supplies from its shop in Mosman, NSW. Sailors can purchase electronic equipment, arrange repairs and obtain general marine store items. Enquiries can be made by phone or through the company website.
Service area: Mosman, NSW
Sydney Marine Sparkys supplies marine electronics, offers boat repair services and provides a range of marine supplies from its shop in Mosman, NSW. Sailors can purchase electronic equipment, arrange repairs and obtain general marine store items. Enquiries can be made by phone or through the company website.
The combination of a local shop and repair capability makes this more useful than a simple buy-a-box electronics counter.
Sydney Marine Sparkys combines marine-electronics sales with boat repairs and general marine supplies from its Mosman shop. Owners can source an item, talk through the installation and arrange related repair work in the same place.
Owners can discuss the boat, the equipment already aboard and the outcome they want before settling on the right repair, replacement or upgrade.
The available business information is stronger on systems and job types than on a definitive brand catalogue. Ask which equipment the team currently supplies and supports, especially when compatibility with an existing display, network, battery bank or charging setup matters.
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View profileSydney Marine Sparkys works across Mosman, NSW. Its listed base is 83 Parriwi Rd, Mosman NSW 2088, Australia, which is handy context when arranging workshop work, a marina visit or mobile attendance.
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★ 3.8 · 10 Google reviews
“Rory, the owner of Sydney Marine Sparkys is an absolute gem. An expert, a professional, and just an all-round top human. From the moment he stepped on board, Rory treated our boat as if it were his own. He went over and above at every turn, nothing was ever too much trouble. His advice was always thoughtful and spot-on that enhanced the final outcome without cutting corners. His care and attention to detail were obvious in everything he did. The workmanship? Second to none. Every job was completed to the highest standard, and even once the (very reasonable) invoice had been settled, Rory stayed in touch to make sure everything was running smoothly. That level of service is rare and incredibly appreciated. He took genuine pride in ensuring we were completely happy and confident heading into our maiden voyage from Sydney to the Sunshine Coast. We did a full electronics and lighting upgrade and thanks to Rory and his team, everything worked flawlessly. If you’re looking for someone who truly knows their craft, operates with integrity, and treats your boat with the same respect and precision as he would his own, Rory and his team are a standout. We couldn’t recommend them more highly. Thanks Rory!”
“Rory, has done a couple of jobs for me now. I had not used the business before Rory took over but would highly recommend anyone looking for an honest and reliable marine sparky”
“Not sure what's going on there difficulties in getting a reply of when they can look at my vessel”
“Rory has worked on our boat for two years now, very easy to deal with and professional.”
“Simon from SMS has helped me 4 times now with urgent electrical problems on my Sunseeker. He is very responsive, excellent at his trade and a pleasure to deal with.”
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