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Yacht Engineering & Systems in Florida

324 Boatwork listings for yacht engineering & systems in Florida, most in Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Stuart.

  • 324businesses
  • 111towns
  • 10,278Google reviews
  • 4.6average across 10,278 Google reviews

Updated October 2026 · Built from 324 Boatwork listings, Google ratings and U.S. Coast Guard data

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Where Florida's yacht engineering & systems pros are

324 listings across 111 towns, including Port St. Lucie, St. Petersburg, Marathon.

  1. Fort Lauderdale53
  2. Miami16
  3. Stuart14
  4. Pompano Beach11
  5. Dania Beach10
  6. West Palm Beach9
  7. Boynton Beach8
  8. Riviera Beach8
  9. Jacksonville7
  10. Panama City7
  11. Hialeah6
  12. Pensacola6

80 more towns have one or two listings.

Map of 324 yacht engineering & systems listings in Florida

Highly reviewed Florida yacht engineering & systems pros

The eight top-rated of the 22 with 100+ Google reviews, ordered by rating and then review count.

A rigger in a bosun's chair waves from a sailboat mast, with a downtown waterfront skyline behind him.Photo from The Yacht Rigger

The Yacht Rigger

St. PetersburgNot yet claimed by the business

5.0 from 105 Google reviews

Owners mention

standing rigging replacementsolar panel installationcustom arch installationaluminum metal fabrication

Also does

Boat Mechanics & Engine Repair, Marine AC & Climate Control, Marine Electrical & Electronics, Rigging & Sail Services

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All 31 Florida towns with three or more yacht engineering & systems listings

What Florida boat owners mention

Of the 246 Florida businesses whose Google reviews list topics, how many have each one.

  • quick turnaround29

Florida boating at a glance

1,171,432

registered recreational boats in Florida in 2024, the most of any state.

Source: U.S. Coast Guard, Recreational Boating Statistics 2024, Table 38