Marine Electronics Maintenance

A maintenance agreement includes routine inspections of all installed electronics, cleaning and corrosion control of connectors and terminals, verification of power and signal integrity, firmware and software updates, calibration of sensors and displays, and a written condition report. It’s designed to catch developing issues early and keep systems operating at peak performance.

Most agreements are structured on a monthly basis, but you can choose quarterly or custom intervals if your vessel’s usage pattern or seasonality dictates. We’ll work with you to set a schedule that aligns with your operational tempo and risk tolerance.

Yes. Keeping electronics up to date is a core part of preventive maintenance. During each visit, all module firmware and application software will be reviewed and updated to the latest compatible versions, then function-tested to confirm reliability.

Absolutely. Maintenance plans can be tiered: the base level covers scheduled visits and reporting, while higher tiers include guaranteed response windows (e.g., same-day or next-business-day service), remote diagnostics, and waived labor fees for covered corrective work.

Fees are usually quoted as a flat monthly rate based on the number and type of devices under contract, vessel size, and service tier. This predictable pricing helps budget for ongoing upkeep. Discounts apply for multi-year commitments or fleet-wide agreements.

To begin, simply provide a list of installed equipment and preferred visit frequency. We’ll draft a service schedule and agreement for your review. Modifications—such as adding new devices or changing intervals—can be handled at any time with updated pricing. Cancellation requires 30 days’ notice to ensure all final inspections and reports are completed.