Sorry if posted to the wrong section, but does anyone have any recommendations for a marine electrician in Seattle? I have a new to me 1976 Tollycraft 48 and am looking to replace the AC and DC panels and other relatively minor electrical work. The couple of names I’ve been given haven’t panned out so far due to being so busy.
Seattle area marine electrician
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Can you wait? Like most things, work during the Season should be avoided. If you have good people, wait for them. Replacing panels can be a big job with lots of potential scope creep. I wouldn’t risk getting someone who is available myself.
Scottwb96
Senior Member
This is the guy I used. He was great, very reasonably priced and very meticulous to detail...
If you're interested, PM me and I'll hit him up for you as well...
Mac Jones
360.265.8213
www.mccormickmarine.com
If you're interested, PM me and I'll hit him up for you as well...
Mac Jones
360.265.8213
www.mccormickmarine.com
JadePanama
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i will second emerald harbor. Dan Heyl there is amazing.
Haloo
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Yep. Dan is the man. He helped us out in a pinch. Wonderful person.
twistedtree
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I’ll put in a plug for Emerald Harbor Marine as well. They did 90% of the work on my boat. First rate.
