Refits, installations & system improvements
Saylor Marine plans and performs electrical and plumbing refits, equipment installations, and practical system improvements aboard existing boats. Each project is shaped around how the boat is used, how its systems work together, and how it will be serviced later.
Start with the boat as it exists
Before new equipment goes aboard, we look at the condition of the existing installation, the systems around it, available access, and what the owner needs the boat to do.
That turns a list of parts into a practical scope—and helps the finished work remain reliable, understandable, and serviceable after the project is complete.
Work performed aboard
Choose the closest starting point. The final scope is shaped around the boat and the intended result.
Rebuild the foundation
AC and DC distribution, panel and wiring replacement, circuit protection, labeling, and correction of outdated or confusing installations.
Start with this workBattery banks, chargers, inverters, cabling, switching, and monitoring arranged around the loads aboard and the way the owner uses the boat.
Start with this workInstall with the whole boat in mind
Freshwater, bilge, sanitation, washdown, and utility systems rebuilt with attention to routing, access, reliability, and future service.
Start with this workNew equipment installed as part of the boat—not simply added to it—with the surrounding power, plumbing, controls, mounting, and access considered together.
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Improve what comes next
Practical changes to organization, routing, mounting, labeling, and access that make systems easier to understand, inspect, and maintain.
Start with this workA clear assessment of what is already aboard, what is worth keeping, and what must change before incomplete or inherited work can move forward properly.
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The finished result
A completed refit should be easier to operate, easier to inspect, and easier for the next qualified person to understand. Owners receive clear communication throughout the work, followed by a useful record of what changed aboard.
Tell us what you want to improve