Boat switches
Welcome to our curated selection of high-quality boat switches designed to enhance your boating experience. From simple on/off switches to advanced panel controls, we have everything you need to efficiently manage your boat's electrical systems.
Our boat switches are engineered for durability and performance, ensuring reliability even in the most demanding marine environments. Whether you're looking to upgrade your current switches or need replacements, we have a wide range of options to suit your needs.
Choose from a variety of styles and configurations to match your boat's aesthetics and functional requirements. Illuminated switches make it easy to locate controls in low-light conditions, while waterproof switches provide peace of mind in wet environments.
With easy installation and user-friendly designs, our boat switches are suitable for both beginners and experienced boaters alike. Stay in control of your boat's lighting, pumps, and other electrical components with our dependable switches.
Invest in top-of-the-line boat switches to ensure smooth operation and seamless functionality on the water. Browse our collection today and elevate your boating experience with premium quality switches that you can rely on.
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Mark, pontoon boat owner in Wilmington asks
Do you install backup or high-water alarms in the bilge?
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Absolutely. We install secondary pumps, high-water alarms, and battery backups for added safety. These systems provide extra protection in case of pump failure or heavy leaks.
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Tina, cruiser client from Alamitos Bay asks
How much does it cost to repair a bilge system?
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Basic bilge pump replacement or float switch repair starts at $200–$400. Full system rewiring, cleaning, and restoration typically costs $500–$900 depending on boat size and access.
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Kevin, yacht owner in Marina del Rey asks
Can you clean and disinfect the bilge area?
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Yes – we offer full bilge cleaning, including removal of sludge, oil residue, and mold. We use marine-safe cleaners to sanitize the bilge and improve pump performance and odor control.
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Isabelle, sailboat owner in San Pedro asks
What are signs that my bilge system isn’t working properly?
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If you notice standing water, a musty smell, pump cycling constantly, or no response from the float switch, your bilge system needs inspection. We recommend servicing it before the problem becomes serious.
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Matt, fishing boat owner from Long Beach asks
Do you repair and replace bilge pumps?
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Yes – we service all types of bilge systems, including automatic and manual pumps. We replace failed pumps, float switches, wiring, and clean out debris to restore reliable operation.
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Jake, twin-engine boat owner in Huntington Harbor asks
Do fuel pump repairs come with a warranty?
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Yes, our fuel system repairs come with a 3–12 month labor warranty. New pumps and filters include manufacturer warranties. You’ll receive full documentation for your maintenance records.
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Vanessa, sailboat owner from Newport Beach asks
Do you use marine-rated parts during repairs?
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Yes – we only install marine-rated, Coast Guard-approved parts for all fuel system repairs. Using proper components ensures safety and compliance with U.S. marine standards.
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Tom, outboard engine owner in Alamitos Bay asks
How much does marine fuel pump repair cost?
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Basic fuel pump repairs or replacements usually cost $250–$600, depending on the engine and accessibility. EFI or diesel injection pump services may range from $700 to $1,500+. We provide quotes after diagnosis.
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Angela, pontoon boat owner in Wilmington asks
Can you diagnose fuel delivery problems at the dock?
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Absolutely. We perform pressure tests, fuel line inspections, and flow checks to find clogs, air leaks, or failing components. Most issues can be diagnosed during a single visit.
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Ryan, yacht client in Marina del Rey asks
Do you work on diesel and gasoline fuel systems?
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Yes, we service both gasoline and diesel marine fuel systems. We handle low-pressure lift pumps, high-pressure injection pumps, filters, lines, and fuel/water separators. All work is done to marine safety standards.
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