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Yacht electrician and technician in Sardinia
Base in Capoterra near Cagliari. We cover the whole island; the north (Olbia, Porto Cervo) by travel.
Base in Capoterra near Cagliari
Our base is in Capoterra, a short drive from Cagliari. From here we reach yachts all along the south of Sardinia, and the north of the island, Olbia and Porto Cervo, with travel. We also work in other regions of Italy.
Our own boat is berthed in Calasetta, so we know the islands of Sant'Antioco and San Pietro, with Calasetta and Carloforte, particularly well.
What owners call us for
In Sardinia yachts spend a lot of time at anchor, in the heat and far from port. The most common calls are generators shutting down, flat batteries, air conditioning, watermakers and windlasses. Before the season we do pre-season checks, and in autumn full winterising including the engine.
When we can come
We also take breakdown calls on Saturdays and Sundays. We give a date after the first WhatsApp conversation, and for a fault that stops you sailing we try to be there as soon as possible.
We speak Polish, Italian and English, and work for Italian, Polish and German owners and charter companies.
How a job works
- Message us on WhatsApp: yacht, marina, symptom or scope of work, equipment model.
- We agree the scope, parts and date. We can bring the parts or help you buy them.
- A deposit on labour is due before work starts.
- Work on board and a test, ideally with you present.
- A report of the work and a 12-month warranty on labour.
Marinas:
Cagliari, Villasimius, Carloforte, Calasetta, Sant'Antioco, Teulada
Frequently asked questions
Do you travel to the north of Sardinia?
Yes. Olbia, Porto Cervo and the north of the island are within reach, with travel agreed before the job.
Do you work at weekends?
Yes, we take breakdown calls on Saturdays and Sundays too.
Which languages do you speak?
Polish, Italian and English. WhatsApp messages are the easiest way to reach us.
Do you supply parts?
Yes. We can bring the parts with us or help you buy them.
Sardinia