Everything you need to know about mobile marine electronics installation on the Treasure Coast and Palm Beach County. Can't find your answer? Call us at (772) 237-0528.
Streamline Custom Marine is 100% mobile. We come directly to your marina, dock, storage yard, or boat ramp, anywhere on the Treasure Coast or in Palm Beach County. There is no shop to drive to and no need to haul, trailer, or move your boat. We bring all the tools, equipment, and expertise to you.
Yes, Jupiter, FL is one of our primary service areas. We serve Jupiter Inlet, Blowing Rocks Marina, Jupiter Yacht Club, the Loxahatchee River, and all marinas and private docks throughout the Jupiter and Tequesta area. As a fully mobile operation, we come to wherever your boat lives.
We serve all of Palm Beach County, including Jupiter, Tequesta, Palm Beach Gardens, North Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Lake Worth, and surrounding communities. We also cover the full Treasure Coast: Stuart, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, and Vero Beach. See our Palm Beach County page for more detail.
Yes, we offer free, no-obligation quotes on all work. Call or text us at (772) 237-0528, or submit a request through our contact form. We'll discuss your project, review your boat's current setup, and provide a clear estimate before any work begins. No surprises.
The easiest way is to call or text (772) 237-0528. You can also fill out the contact form on our website. We'll discuss your project, confirm your location, and lock in a time that works for you. We offer flexible scheduling and are always open.
It's helpful to be available at the start and end of the job, but you don't need to stand over us the whole time. We'll walk you through the plan before we begin and give you a full demonstration of every system when we're done. If you need to step away, that's no problem. We'll reach out if any questions come up mid-install.
Installation costs vary depending on the complexity of the job, the equipment involved, and the size of your vessel. As a general guide:
We always provide a free, itemized quote before any work begins. Call (772) 237-0528 to get yours.
A standard single chartplotter install takes approximately 2-4 hours. More complex setups, multi-display networks, radar integration, sonar, or autopilot connectivity, may take a full day. We provide an accurate time estimate once we review your specific helm layout and existing wiring.
A complete boat rewire typically takes 2-5 days depending on vessel size and complexity. Smaller boats under 25 feet can often be completed in 1-2 days, while larger sportfishers and cruisers may require more time. We always give you an honest timeline upfront and work efficiently to keep your time out of the water to a minimum.
Yes. All of our installation work is backed by a labor warranty, and all equipment carries the full manufacturer's warranty. We stand behind every install and are available for post-install support, firmware updates, and any follow-up questions. Our goal is a system you can depend on long after we leave the dock.
We work with all major marine electronics brands, including:
If you have a brand preference, we can source and install it. Just ask when you request your quote.
Yes, Garmin systems can be installed on virtually any vessel, from small center consoles to large sportfishers and cruising sailboats. The right Garmin unit and mounting solution depends on your helm configuration, existing wiring, and electronics goals. We'll assess your boat and recommend the ideal fit during your free consultation.
While a basic plug-and-play install might seem manageable, professional installation ensures your chartplotter is properly integrated with your NMEA 2000 network, engine data, sonar, autopilot, and other onboard systems. Improper wiring can cause data errors, electrical issues, or void your manufacturer warranty. A professional install also includes full software configuration, chart setup, and owner training so you know how to use every feature.
Yes. We design and install custom marine audio systems, including JL Audio products, and custom marine lighting including Lumitec underwater LED lights, accent and courtesy lighting, and spreader lights. These can be standalone projects or part of a larger electronics package. See our Sound Systems and Custom Lighting pages for more detail.
NMEA 2000 is the industry-standard communication protocol that allows marine electronics to share data with each other: GPS position, depth, engine RPM, wind speed, autopilot commands, and more. Most modern marine electronics support it, and a properly installed NMEA 2000 backbone lets your chartplotter, autopilot, VHF radio, and engine instruments all communicate seamlessly. If you're installing multiple devices, we strongly recommend it for the best integrated experience.
Absolutely. Electrical troubleshooting and repair is one of our core services. Whether you have intermittent power issues, corrupted displays, communication errors between devices, or a complete electrical failure, we have the diagnostic tools and experience to identify and resolve the problem, on your boat, at your location.
Yes, integration is one of our specialties. We'll assess your existing setup and design the best way to connect new devices to what you already have, whether that's adding a new chartplotter to an existing network, tying in radar or sonar, or upgrading individual components while keeping others. We aim for clean, future-proof installs that grow with your boat.
A full rewire involves removing all existing electrical wiring and replacing it with new, marine-grade tinned copper wire, properly sized for each circuit. This includes:
The result is a safe, reliable electrical system that meets ABYC standards and is easy to service for years to come.
Florida's hurricane season (June-November) requires proactive preparation. Here's what we recommend for your marine electronics:
We offer pre-season electronics audits and post-storm inspections. Call (772) 237-0528 to schedule.
Intermittent or lost GPS signal is usually caused by one of the following: a loose or corroded antenna cable connection, a failing GPS antenna, the antenna being obstructed (installed under a hard top without a clear sky view), interference from nearby electronics, or a software issue on the unit itself. We can diagnose and resolve all of these issues on-site. Give us a call at (772) 237-0528.
Call or text us directly. We're always happy to talk through your project before you commit to anything.