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Find a SeaAir installer near you.

Boat owners across the country have had their SeaAir systems installed by the marine professionals on this map. Enter your zip code to see who works in your area.

8 installers customers have worked with

Independent businesses, not part of SeaAir. Read the disclaimer

The installers we like to work with

Installing marine air conditioning means working on your boat's electrical system, raw-water plumbing and hull. That's a job for a professional. The installers on this map have put SeaAir systems into our customers' boats. Not every installer listed is ABYC certified, but these are the qualities we look for.

ABYC standards

We like to work with installers who hold American Boat & Yacht Council certifications and build to ABYC standards for marine electrical, plumbing and systems work. Installers with a current certification carry an ABYC certified badge on their listing.

Exceptional work

Clean wire runs, correct fusing and wire sizing, tidy raw-water plumbing, and a system that is commissioned and tested before they leave the dock.

They take care of their customers

Professionals who show up when they say they will, explain the job clearly, quote honestly, and stand behind their work long after the install is done.

Prefer to do it yourself?

You don't need an installer to install a SeaAir system.

We make every SeaAir system as DIY friendly as possible, and our team is here to help with installation questions. Plenty of owners install their own systems. If you're comfortable with basic marine electrical and plumbing work, you can too.

Installation & User Guide Talk to the team
  • Everything in the boxWater pump, breaker, terminal block, wire fittings and hose barbs. No hunting for parts mid-job.
  • Prewired install boardThe controller and wiring arrive mounted and labeled, so there's less to connect on the boat.
  • Step-by-step instructionsPlanning guides, wiring and plumbing details, dimensioned drawings and a commissioning checklist.
  • A real person when you need oneCall, text, email or video-call our US-based team with installation questions, before and during the job.

Before you hire

Ask whether they hold ABYC certifications, and for proof of business licensing and insurance.
Get a written quote that covers scope, parts, labor and timeline.
Ask what workmanship warranty they offer on their installation.
Share the SeaAir install guide with them, and have them call us with any questions during the job.

Independent installers, not part of SeaAir

The installers listed on this page are independent business owners. They are not employees, agents or representatives of SeaAir Technology and are not a part of SeaAir. This list is provided as a convenience to help you find professionals our customers have worked with.

SeaAir does not endorse or warranty any installation work performed by these or any other installers. SeaAir is not responsible for damage to SeaAir equipment or to customer property caused by improper installation.

Your agreement for installation work, including pricing, scope and any workmanship warranty, is between you and the installer you choose.

Don't see an installer near you?

A technician doesn't need to be on this list to install a SeaAir system. Look for a marine technician in your area with a good reputation who does exceptional work. Our team is happy to answer their questions before and during the install.

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