Industries / Marinas & Marine
Networks that reach the end of the dock.
Marinas and marine businesses have IT problems office buildings don't: long distances, salt air, outdoor cameras, boaters on the Wi-Fi and storms every summer.
What we see
What marinas & marine IT actually needs.
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Wi-Fi across docks and dry storage
Covering docks, boat barns and the ship store takes outdoor-rated access points placed with a plan, plus a separate guest network so boaters never touch your office systems.
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Cameras that stay online
Security cameras on docks and racks often connect over wireless bridges. Alignment, line of sight and trees growing into the path all matter. So does an NVR that keeps enough footage.
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Point-to-point links
Connecting a remote building, fuel dock or gate over a wireless link instead of trenching cable saves a lot of money when it's designed right.
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Storm season
Equipment near the water needs battery backup, surge protection and a plan to power down and bring back up. Data needs to already be off-site.
Where we usually start
Networks & Wi-Fi
Business firewalls, switching and Wi-Fi designed for your building, not a box from the ISP.
Learn more/02Cameras, Phones & Internet
Security cameras, VoIP phones and internet circuits coordinated for you. One number to call.
Learn more/03Backup & Disaster Recovery
Image-level backups for servers and PCs, off-site copies and restores that are actually tested.
Learn more/04Managed IT Services
Monthly maintenance plans: monitoring, updates and help desk for every computer and server.
Learn moreFAQ
Questions we hear from marinas & marine
Other industries: Medical & Eye Care, Law Firms, Accounting & Finance, RV Parks & Communities, Construction & Trades, Manufacturing & Distribution, Nonprofits, Real Estate & Property Management, Retail & Restaurants
Why do our dock cameras keep dropping?
Usually the wireless link: misalignment, obstructions like tree growth, or interference. Sometimes it's power. We diagnose the actual cause instead of rebooting and hoping.
Can boaters and staff share Wi-Fi?
They can share the same access points, but they should be on separate networks (VLANs) so guest devices can't reach your office computers or cameras.
Find out where your IT stands.
A free assessment is a walk-through of your computers, network, email and backups, followed by a plain-English list of what's fine, what's risky and what we'd fix first. No obligation, no scare tactics.