Cabin air conditioning
Self-contained units, chilled-water systems and air handlers. We investigate weak cooling, uneven temperatures, short cycling, poor airflow and fault messages.

Cabin cooling · Refrigeration · Onboard service
A warm cabin, a unit that keeps shutting down or a refrigerator that won’t stay cold. We check the equipment and the water, power and controls it depends on, then explain what needs attention.
Get the cooling back. Find what’s holding it up.

What we work on
Self-contained units, chilled-water systems and air handlers. We investigate weak cooling, uneven temperatures, short cycling, poor airflow and fault messages.
Strainers, pumps, hoses and discharge flow. Where fouling or a restriction is found, the work may include cleaning, controlled flushing or component replacement.
Electrical supply, thermostats, sensors and pump controls, along with filters, blowers, ducting and condensate drainage. The fault may be outside the cooling unit itself.
Marine refrigerators, freezers, drink boxes and ice makers. We review power, controls and equipment condition, arranging qualified refrigerant or specialist work when required.
From the symptom to the service record
We review which equipment or zones are affected, when the fault occurs, any codes and recent work. That history helps guide the inspection.
We investigate the relevant water flow, electrical supply, controls and air paths before recommending a repair. Diagnostic time is billable; some faults require further testing to define the work.
Your service writer explains the findings and proposed cleaning, repair or replacement. You approve the scope and estimate, including any specialist work, before we proceed.
We check flow, temperatures and operation under the available conditions. The service record identifies the tests completed and any remaining checks or follow-up.
When the problem keeps returning
If a system repeatedly loses flow or cooling, we look at the maintenance history, pump condition, plumbing and access as well as the immediate restriction. Findings may point to a repair, a different maintenance interval or further investigation.
Most assessments begin aboard at your marina or private dock. We confirm access and arrange yard support when equipment removal or related repairs need it.
We review the space, access, power and connected plumbing before equipment is ordered. Cabinetry or other installation work belongs in the estimate too.
Refrigerant work and manufacturer-specific procedures are handled by an appropriately qualified resource. Your service writer coordinates the work and keeps you informed.

Help us prepare for the visit
Include the equipment model, affected cabin or appliance, fault code and when the problem happens. Photographs of the controls and notes about recent service are useful.
Through the Marine PRO Management App, you can request service, document what you’ve noticed, review estimates and follow the work. You can also contact your service writer directly.
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Tell us what’s happening, where the boat is and when you need it ready.