MD Electronics, for boat owners

Marine electronics for your boat, from the crew that outfits working vessels

Radar, chartplotters, autopilots, VHF, AIS and Starlink™ for privately owned boats. You get the scope and the price in writing before anyone steps aboard.

  • FCC Licensed
  • GMDSS Certified
  • Furuno Authorized Reseller
  • Garmin Authorized Dealer
Marina at dusk with lights strung on the masts and reflected in still water

What do you need?

Something stopped working

A one-time service call for troubleshooting and repair. Two-hour minimum, priced before we dispatch.

See service call pricing

I want to upgrade

New radar, plotter, autopilot or Starlink, supplied and installed with a written proposal that itemizes equipment, materials and labor.

How an upgrade works

Is my gear still supported?

Look up your Furuno or Garmin model and see whether the manufacturer still repairs it.

Check equipment support status

Service calls, priced up front

Call the office and tell us the boat, the equipment and the problem. We send a Service Authorization with the scope and price. Nothing is dispatched until you sign it.

Scheduled Service

$300
Two-hour minimum

On a date set by MD Electronics within 7 business days of signed authorization.

Priority Service

$600
Four-hour minimum

Dispatched within 48 hours of signed authorization, excluding weekends and MDEG holidays.

Quoted Service

Per job
Weekend, after-hours or travel

Priced for the job, including travel and expenses.

Labor beyond the minimum is billed at $150 per hour. Applicable sales tax is added. Workmanship is warranted for 90 days from completion. Payment is due on completion by credit or debit card.

How an upgrade works

Bridge of a working vessel with radar and navigation displays
  1. Tell us about the boat

    What is installed now, what you want it to do, and where the boat is kept.

  2. Get a written proposal

    Equipment, installation materials and labor itemized. Mounting options, mast access and haul-out are spelled out so nothing surprises you later.

  3. We install and network it

    FCC licensed technicians mount, wire and integrate the new equipment with what is already aboard.

  4. Sea trial and walkthrough

    We test under way with you at the helm and show you how to run the system.

Brands we sell and service

Where we hold a manufacturer appointment, your equipment is sold and supported under the manufacturer’s own program.

Furuno

Authorized Reseller

Furuno

Radar, NavNet chartplotters, sounders and AIS.

Garmin

Authorized Dealer

Garmin

GPSMAP chartplotters, Fantom radar, autopilots, VHF and Fusion audio.

KVH

Authorized Dealer

KVH

Satellite TV and connectivity under way.

Also installed and serviced: Raymarine, Simrad, Icom, Standard Horizon, Intellian, FLIR and more. See the full list

Why a government contractor works on private boats

MD Electronics is a division of MD Electric Group, a 26-year marine and defense electrical contractor. The technicians who install bridge electronics on commercial and government vessels are the same people who come to your boat.

Electronics and electrical sit in one company. If your upgrade needs power, panel or wiring work, it is handled by one team under one proposal.

  • FCC Licensed
  • GMDSS Certified Technicians
  • 26 years in business

Marinas and yacht clubs

We work through marinas and yacht clubs so members get one point of contact and scheduled visits to the dock. If you manage a marina or serve on a club board, ask about putting MD Electronics on your preferred vendor list.

Talk to us about your marina or club
Q & A

Questions boat owners ask

Do you work on recreational boats, or only commercial vessels?

Both. MD Electronics serves private boat owners as well as commercial and government operators.

Will you come to my marina?

Yes. We go where the boats are. Travel-dependent work is priced as Quoted Service, with travel and expenses included in the quote.

Can you install equipment I already bought?

Yes. We install equipment you supply. We cannot warrant equipment we did not provide, so any warranty on the unit itself stays between you and the seller or manufacturer.

My unit is discontinued. Can it still be repaired?

It depends on the model and on parts. Check its support status, then call us with the model number.

Talk to a person about your boat

Ryan Murray, MD Electronics. Ryan.Murray@mdeg.us. You get a direct reply, not a ticket number.

Call 253-383-9983