Beard Marine A/C, Refrigeration & Watermakers

Beard Marine Group is a company specializing in marine air conditioning, refrigeration, and watermaker systems. Established in 1981, the company has grown to be a significant player in the maritime industry, particularly in providing essential systems for yachts, boats, and other marine vessels. Their services encompass installation, maintenance, and repair of marine HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems, refrigeration units, and watermakers.


Key Services and Products:



  1. Marine Air Conditioning:



    • Installation of custom and standard air conditioning systems tailored to various types of marine vessels.

    • Maintenance services to ensure the optimal performance and longevity of the systems.

    • Repair services to fix any issues that arise with the marine air conditioning units.



  2. Marine Refrigeration:



    • Installation of both custom and standard marine refrigeration systems.

    • Comprehensive maintenance services to keep the refrigeration units operating efficiently.

    • Repair services for any problems or breakdowns in the refrigeration systems.



  3. Watermakers:



    • Installation of watermaker systems which are critical for converting seawater into potable water for use on marine vessels.

    • Maintenance services to ensure the watermakers function efficiently and reliably.

    • Repair services to address any issues with the watermaker systems.




Locations and Service Areas:


Beard Marine Group has multiple service locations, predominantly along the East Coast of the United States. Major service areas include:



  • Fort Lauderdale, Florida

  • Palm Beach, Florida

  • Savannah, Georgia


Customer Base:


The company caters to a broad range of customers within the marine industry, including:



  • Private yacht owners

  • Charter companies

  • Marine construction firms

  • Boat manufacturers


Reputation and Expertise:



  • Experience: With over four decades in the industry, Beard Marine has amassed extensive expertise in marine HVAC, refrigeration, and watermakers.

  • Technological Proficiency: They are known for incorporating the latest technology into their systems to provide efficient, reliable, and state-of-the-art solutions.

  • Customer Service: The company prides itself on its ability to offer high-quality services and strong customer support, helping ensure customer satisfaction.


Certifications and Affiliations:


Beard Marine is often affiliated with various marine industry organizations and holds certifications that attest to its commitment to quality and industry standards. These certifications ensure they meet stringent guidelines and maintain a high level of professionalism in their work.


In summary, Beard Marine Group stands out as a trusted and reputable provider of marine air conditioning, refrigeration, and watermaker systems. Their long-standing presence in the industry, dedication to quality, and comprehensive service offerings make them a preferred choice for many marine vessel owners and operators.


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Ft. Lauderdale USA

240 SW 32nd Court
Ft. Lauderdale FL 33315
USA

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