Boat Repair

Old Town Marine is a Key West marine-service shop at 7005 Shrimp Road, Suite 1W, with both mobile and shop service, published Yamaha, Suzuki, Garmin, and Tohatsu capabilities, repower work, warranty support, and unusually concrete pricing anchors. Its site publishes a $175 Service Advisor visit and says roughly 90% of repair work is quoted at flat rate after diagnosis; Yamaha 100-hour and 300-hour services are advertised from $399. Those figures are useful starting points, not complete prices for every engine or boat. Model, engine count, access, parts, corrosion, prior work, haul needs, travel, and discovered damage can change the final scope.

Mobile Marine Key West publishes a 5615 2nd Avenue, Unit 1 identity, 305-395-1924, and a broad mobile-service menu spanning engines, electrical systems, batteries, fuel, cooling, steering, trim, plumbing, generators, electronics, inspections, and maintenance. The breadth makes it a practical first call for a disabled or berth-bound boat when the failed system is not yet obvious. Its website also uses certification, licensing, and insurance language, but does not publicly resolve the exact current technician roster, credential numbers, insurer, coverage, manufacturer authorizations, dispatch fee, or warranty terms. Those items should be confirmed for the actual assignment rather than inferred from general copy.

Florida Keys Mobile Marine publishes a Stock Island base at 5178 Overseas Highway #2, 305-240-3529, and mobile marine-mechanic coverage across the Florida Keys. Its public positioning makes it a logical comparison for an owner who needs dockside engine or system work outside a single Key West shop radius, especially when travel coverage matters. The site does not provide enough public detail to assume the exact engine brands, current manufacturer authorizations, dispatch boundaries, travel tiers, diagnostic deliverables, haul-out relationships, parts policy, or warranty for a particular request. Confirm those items before treating geographic coverage as a complete service promise.

Harbor Marine Electric is a Key West marine-electrical specialist associated with 6011 Peninsular Avenue and 305-394-2825. Its official site title emphasizes Victron Energy systems and LiFePO4 battery installations, giving the business a narrower electrical and energy-storage fit than a general engine-repair shop. The public site supplies limited detail about the exact legal entity, assigned technicians, current ABYC or NMEA credentials, Victron authorization level, engineering method, insurance, price structure, or warranty. It is best evaluated as a specialist lead for charging, inverter, solar, battery, and related DC/AC work after those specifics are resolved in writing.

Key Marine Service publishes a current operating address at 7025 Shrimp Road, Suite 10W, 305-767-3606, a fixed shop, seven-day availability language, mobile service extending toward Marathon, and a broad menu that includes mechanical, electrical, electronics, maintenance, inspection, and installation work. Its site also claims ABYC-certified capability. Florida corporate records require extra identity care: KEY MARINE SERVICE, LLC, document L21000521670, was voluntarily dissolved effective April 30, 2025 and used an earlier Shrimp Road address. That record does not prove the current operation is closed or unauthorized, but customers should ask which present legal entity contracts, invoices, insures, and warrants the work.