
McBryde Ketch
Brighton Marina
The projects I work on vary widely, with no project too small or too large. Projects can involve solving problems, installing new devices, rewiring circuits, designing new systems or simply supporting owners to better understand their devices and circuits.
I prefer to look at the electrical system as a whole rather than simply fixing the problem in front of me. A failed circuit or piece of equipment is often a symptom of something else, whether that’s an incorrectly sized cable, poor connections, an unsuitable charging system or changes that have been made to the boat over many years.
Rather than simply replacing the failed component and moving on, I’ll look at how the system operates, what caused the problem and whether there are other weaknesses that could lead to the same issue again. This allows me to find a solution that is not just a quick fix, but improves the reliability and safety of the electrical system in the longer term.
My aim is always to give owners a clear understanding of what is happening with their boat’s marine electrics, explain the options available and help them choose a practical solution that will work reliably for years to come.
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"Tim swooped in and saved the day, Resolving a pretty complex issue with our system. Highly recommended."
Jess Rowe
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I couldn’t recommend Tim more highly! He is extremely friendly and professional and talked me through each step of his work in a way that I could understand.
Rowan, Timberlane
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Tim has been terrific working on my boat's electrics. He is very responsive and does what he says he will do, when he says he will do it.
Heath, Seclusion
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A tricky job, admirably sorted, proficiently and with a very helpful and personable approach. Very happy to recommend Tim.
Erica, Jezssie May
My work as a marine electrician covers sail and power-driven vessels.

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