We specialize in servicing a wide variety of marine engines from top brands, including MTU, Man, Volvo Penta, CAT, John Deere, Kohler, and Northern Lights. Our expert technicians are well-versed in the unique requirements of each brand and model.

We offer a complete range of maintenance services to keep your marine engine running smoothly. This includes routine maintenance like oil and filter changes, coolant flushes, and belt inspections, as well as preventive maintenance like detailed inspections, diagnostics, and tune-ups. We also handle corrective maintenance, including repairs and overhauls, and we're available for emergency repairs when you need us most.

Yes, we strongly emphasize the importance of both preventive and corrective maintenance. Preventive maintenance helps your engine last longer, run more efficiently, and avoid unexpected breakdowns. Corrective maintenance addresses existing problems, ensuring your vessel stays operational and safe.

Investing in preventive maintenance offers numerous benefits, from extending your engine's lifespan and improving fuel efficiency to reducing the risk of costly breakdowns. A well-maintained engine enhances safety and ultimately increases the resale value of your vessel.

The ideal maintenance schedule for your engine depends on various factors, including the engine type, usage, and manufacturer recommendations. Our team will work with you to create a personalized maintenance plan tailored to your specific needs and operating conditions.

We currently serve Panama City, Panama. However, we are expanding our service area through strategic partnerships to provide global coverage for our clients' convenience.

Our rates are competitive and vary depending on the specific services required and the complexity of the job. We provide transparent quotes upfront, so you'll know the cost of maintenance before any work begins.

To schedule a service appointment, simply contact us via phone or email. 

Yes, we offer emergency repair services to quickly address unexpected engine issues and get your vessel back in operation as soon as possible.

The frequency of marine engine servicing depends on various factors, including the engine type, usage, and manufacturer recommendations. As a general rule, routine maintenance is advised every 100-200 hours of operation, while more comprehensive services might be needed every 500-1000 hours. We'll tailor a personalized maintenance schedule based on your specific engine and how you use it, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.

Pay attention to unusual noises like knocking, grinding, or squealing, as these could indicate internal issues. Excessive smoke, whether blue, white, or black, is another sign that something might be wrong. If you experience decreased performance, difficulty starting, or sluggish acceleration, it's time for a check-up. Additionally, fluid leaks (oil, coolant, or fuel) and any warning lights on your dashboard shouldn't be ignored. These signs warrant prompt inspection and service to prevent further damage.

The duration of an engine overhaul varies depending on the extent of the work required and the availability of parts. Minor overhauls can be completed in a few days, while major overhauls might take several weeks. After assessing your engine's condition, we'll provide you with a detailed timeline estimate so you know what to expect.

Several factors point to the need for an engine overhaul. If your engine has accumulated many operating hours, it might require a major overhaul to restore performance and reliability.  Decreased compression, excessive oil consumption, and major component failures are also strong indicators that an overhaul is necessary. Additionally, some manufacturers recommend overhauls at specific intervals to maintain optimal performance and prevent catastrophic failures. We will conduct a comprehensive inspection and diagnosis to determine whether your engine needs a simple repair or a full overhaul.

Inboard engines are housed within the boat's hull and typically drive a propeller shaft. This configuration offers better weight distribution and fuel efficiency, but it might be less maneuverable compared to outboard engines. Outboard engines, on the other hand, are mounted on the boat's transom (rear) and integrate the engine, gearbox, and propeller in one unit. They are easier to maintain and replace, but they may not be as fuel-efficient as inboard engines. Each type has its advantages and disadvantages, and the right choice depends on your specific needs and preferences.