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Techmarine (Marine Electrician) appears to provide marine electrical and marine electronics services from premises at 60 Seaworld Dr, Main Beach, QLD. The listing positions the business as a marine electrician and an electronics store, with weekday and Saturday opening hours. Contact details and a website are listed with the record.
Service area: Main Beach, QLD
Techmarine (Marine Electrician) appears to provide marine electrical and marine electronics services from premises at 60 Seaworld Dr, Main Beach, QLD. The listing positions the business as a marine electrician and an electronics store, with weekday and Saturday opening hours. Contact details and a website are listed with the record.
That joined-up view matters on a boat, where reliable power, tidy installation and electronics that communicate properly all affect time on the water.
Techmarine is positioned as a Main Beach marine electrician with an electronics-store presence and weekday plus Saturday availability. That mix makes the business relevant for both fault-finding and planned upgrades, from sorting an unreliable circuit to modernising a larger onboard system.
Owners can discuss the boat, the equipment already aboard and the outcome they want before settling on the right repair, replacement or upgrade.
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Docherty Marine Electrics & ElectronicsCoomera, QLD5.0 · 5 Google reviews
View profileThe 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.
Techmarine (Marine Electrician) works across Main Beach, QLD. Its listed base is 60 Seaworld Dr, Main Beach QLD 4217, Australia, which is handy context when arranging workshop work, a marina visit or mobile attendance.
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★ 3.4 · 5 Google reviews
“Since discovering the team at Tech Marine, I can't speak highly enough of their service. After being involved in the boating world for over 20 years, I know how rare it is to find tradesmen who actually do what they say—and these guys genuinely deliver. They’re reliable, professional, and even do their best to fit you in during an emergency, which, as any boat owner knows, can happen without warning. Maree is a fantastic organiser who ensures everything needed is arranged so the job gets done efficiently. We've had C-Zone issues, battery problems, and a few electrical teething issues with our 68' Azimut, and Tech Marine has resolved every one of them—on time, as promised. They always arrive when they say they will, and they follow up after the work is completed to walk you through what’s been done. Their ability to engineer custom parts for our Italian-built boat has been impressive, and the quality of workmanship is second to none. We’re extremely happy and now recommend Tech Marine to everyone we know in the boating community.”
“Be very careful of this company, I was highly overcharged and the job was never finished and now there are on going problems on board that continuely put the boat at risk of sinking.”
I hope you understand that your boat is at great risk of fire and sinking! It will will take lots of money and work to repair the pre existing problems to seaworthy condition. Im sorry we couldnt communicate this clearly to you and provide the time you needed. Thankyou for your work and wish you all the best.
“Ben was great from first enquiry to the completed job, communication and workmanship on point.”
Thankyou and we appreciate your business
“Daniel was outstanding. Fixed my inverter issues, suggested better ways of operating my electronics overall. Showed up on time. Highly recommended.”
Thankyou for the great review
“They may be good but I will never know. I waited patiently for 2 months and they never showed.”
sorry for not getting to you, we had a massive boom in work and got booked out for months in advance. please feel free to contact again if we can help you out in the future
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