Docks, boat lifts, and waterfront structures live in the harshest electrical environment: salt air, moisture, and water. They demand corrosion-resistant materials, meticulous GFCI protection, and NEC Article 555 compliance. We wire and repair dock and marine electrical across Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Stuart, Jensen Beach, Palm City. Florida Electrical License #ER13016161.
Our Dock & Marine Services
- Dock power pedestals & receptacles — shore power, GFCI-protected.
- Boat lift wiring — dedicated circuits, controls, davits.
- Dock lighting — piling, underwater, and walkway lighting built for the marine environment.
- GFCI protection — required on all dock receptacles; we install marine-grade devices.
- Corrosion repair — we replace corroded wiring, devices, and panels with marine-appropriate materials.
- Troubleshooting — tripping breakers, dead dock power, stray voltage.
The Stray Voltage Danger
Faulty dock wiring can electrify the water around your dock — electric shock drowning is real and documented. If you feel tingling near a dock, get out of the water and call an electrician immediately. An annual dock electrical inspection is cheap insurance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do my dock breakers keep tripping?
Moisture intrusion, corroded connections, a failing GFCI, or overloaded circuits are the usual culprits. Call (561) 552-3753.
Do dock receptacles need GFCI protection?
Yes — the electrical code requires it, and it’s the most important safety device on your dock.
Can you wire my new boat lift?
Yes — dedicated circuit, proper disconnect, and controls installed to code.
How often should dock electrical be inspected?
At least annually — salt air and water are relentless on electrical components.
Dock power problems or planning new dock electrical? Call Florida Electrical & Fire Alarm at (561) 552-3753.
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