The Earth2Ocean Marine TechShop
Here at Earth2Ocean we pride ourselves on what we can offer to our customers.
We offer a complete end to end service for our clients – from initial consultation and sales, through to design, installation and maintenance.
Another service we offer is Repairs and Servicing.
The Earth2Ocean TechShop is fully equipped to diagnose and repair any of your marine electronic equipment.
Our Marine technicians are boat enthusiasts themselves, they spend a lot of their own time out on the water and understand the importance of having equipment that you can rely on.
So whether you’re needing a detailed repair to a circuit board, your radio isn’t transmitting or your fish finder can’t find any fish!
…Bring it into our TechShop and have the experts sort it for you.
Our technicians are trained in repairing, assessing and installing;
- Fish Finders
- Sounders
- GPS Chartplotters
- Marine Stereo Equipment
- Marine Radio Equipment
- Marine Antennas
- Marine Batteries, Chargers and Switches
- Vessel Navigation Equipment; Lighting
- VMS – Vessel Monitoring Systems
- Auto Pilots
- AND MORE…
If you’re able to drop the faulty device into us, no appointment is needed. Just bring it in, tell us whats wrong and leave the rest to us.
For a small diagnostic fee, we will diagnose and contact you with an estimate for repair.
If you chose to go ahead, the diagnostic fee will be put towards the cost of the full repair.
If you choose not to, then you pay no more than the initial diagnostic fee.
Bench repairs are looked at on a first-come-first-serve basis.
If you require us to assess a faulty device which is unable to be removed from its “home” then you must make an appointment. Contact our front desk to schedule an appointment. We can even come to you!
Please note that these types of assessments and repairs are charged at an hourly rate from start to finish.
Once assessed, we will provide you with an estimate for the full repair.
If you choose not to go ahead then you will only be charged for the time we spent assessing the fault.
