Marine air conditioning
Self-contained and split marine air-conditioning systems, seawater flow, pumps, controls, blowers and refrigeration circuits.

Marine air-conditioning and refrigeration service for boats and yachts in New Jersey and along Florida’s East Coast.
Self-contained and split marine air-conditioning systems, seawater flow, pumps, controls, blowers and refrigeration circuits.
Galley refrigerators, freezers, cold boxes, ice makers and remote condensing systems aboard boats and yachts.
Diagnosis of eligible chillers, circulation, air handlers, controls and related components on larger vessels.
Pumps, strainers, flow restrictions, condenser conditions and water-side performance affecting system operation.
Thermostats, display controls, relays, safeties, capacitors, motors and electrical troubleshooting within HVACR scope.
Equipment replacement planning and installation with attention to space, airflow, condensate, access and seawater routing.
Marine HVACR equipment operates in a demanding saltwater environment where airflow, seawater flow, corrosion and installation access all affect reliability.
We evaluate the whole system and explain whether the best next step is cleaning, component repair, refrigeration work or equipment replacement.
Service coverage includes New Jersey marinas and Florida’s East Coast, including Palm Coast, St. Augustine and Daytona Beach. Call to confirm marina and vessel access.
Yes. Our marine division services eligible boat and yacht air-conditioning systems, including self-contained, split and chilled-water equipment.
Yes. We diagnose marine refrigerators, freezers, cold boxes, ice makers and remote condensing systems on boats and yachts.
We serve eligible marina locations in New Jersey and on Florida’s East Coast. Call with the marina, vessel type and equipment information to confirm coverage.