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ABYC Certified Veteran-Owned & Operated Mobile, NC Coast

Marine electrical work, here to keep the current flowing.

Coastal Current is a mobile marine electrician serving the North Carolina coast. ABYC-standard diagnostics, off-grid power systems, and code-compliant wiring, done dockside at your slip, dry stack, or boatyard, at your convenience.

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A corroded, heat-discolored shore-power plug held up against a boat's electrical panel, its prongs worn from years of dockside use
The trouble with electrical systems

Electrical problems don't stay small.

A battery bank that won't hold a charge overnight. A chartplotter that drops its network connection at the worst moment. A shore-power cord that runs warm to the touch. None of these start as emergencies. Most trace back to something wired years earlier by a previous owner, a boatyard working quickly, or a well-intentioned DIY repair, and they get worse quietly until the day they don't.

An ABYC Electrical Standards Checklist beside a distribution panel being tested with a multimeter
The pattern

Most electrical failures were installed, not discovered.

Coastal Current diagnoses the actual fault instead of swapping parts until something happens to work: testing circuits under load, tracing problems back to their source, and building or repairing systems to the ABYC standards a surveyor, insurer, or the next owner will eventually check against.

Specialist focus

Off-grid power isn't an add-on. It's the discipline we built this shop around.

Modern LiFePO4 battery banks, high-output alternators, solar and wind generation, and smart charging change what a boat can do away from shore power. Done right, the payoff is longer time at anchor, less generator dependence, and a power system that shows you its actual state instead of hiding it behind a single battery gauge.

A Victron MultiPlus-II inverter/charger, dual Orion-Tr Smart DC-DC chargers, EGIS breakers, a battery disconnect switch, and a battery monitor shunt, wired together from a recent Coastal Current installation Real-time state of charge, always visible
Battery ChemistryLiFePO4
Charge SourcesSolar · Alternator · Shore · Wind
MonitoringReal-Time Energy Data
Installed ToABYC Standard

Why Coastal Current

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ABYC Certified

Work is performed by an ABYC Certified Technician, to applicable American Boat & Yacht Council standards, the same standards a surveyor or insurer will be checking your system against.

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Veteran-Owned & Operated

A disciplined, methodical approach to every job: test before you touch, document what you find, verify before the panel goes back on.

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Fully Mobile

Service comes to your slip, dry stack, marina, or boatyard. Your vessel doesn't need to move for its electrical system to get fixed.

North Carolina coast

Dockside service across the central North Carolina coast.

Coastal Current services vessels throughout the North Carolina coast (at marina slips, private docks, dry stacks, boatyards, and shipyards) and travels beyond the areas listed here for the right project.

Map of Coastal Current's six North Carolina coast service areas, from Onslow County to the Outer Banks N ↑ Atlantic Ocean 01 · Beaufort 02 · Morehead 03 · Newbern 04 · Onslow County 05 · Outer Banks 06 · Pamlico
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Let's talk about your electrical system.