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Marine Toilet & Pump Repair

Toilet not flushing, bilge pump not running, or a livewell that won't fill? We repair marine toilets, bilge pumps, washdown and livewell pumps, and float switches.

Ethan, the owner and mechanic, answers the phone · Open 7 days a week

  • Same / next day availability
  • On-site & marina service
Marine toilet macerator pump being replaced

Marine Toilet Repair at Your Dock

Pumps and toilets live in the wettest parts of the boat, so they corrode and fail. A failed bilge pump is a safety problem, and a broken toilet ends a trip. We repair and replace them at your dock.

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No call center. No front desk.

When You Call, the Owner Picks Up

Every call goes straight to Ethan, the owner of EG Marine Services and the mechanic who does the work. There’s no receptionist taking a message and no waiting on a callback from someone who’s never seen your boat.

Tell him what’s going on: the alarm on the display, the noise at idle, the engine that won’t turn over. Ethan knows Yamaha, Suzuki, Mercury, and the rest of what runs in South Florida inside and out, so you’ll usually get a straight answer on the first call, whether that’s something you can check yourself or a visit to your dock.

  • Straight answers, not a script
  • Diagnostic questions answered on the phone
  • Honest advice, even when the fix is simple
  • The person you talk to is the one who shows up
Ethan, owner of EG Marine Services, holding old and new Yamaha fuel filters at a dock

Ethan

Marine mechanic

Describe what the boat is doing and get a real answer from the mechanic, not a message taker.

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Open 7 days a week

Head or pumps not working? Call Ethan and tell him what you have on board.

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Common Boat Toilet and Pump Problems We Fix

  • Toilet not flushing or not holding vacuum
  • Air leak in a vacuum flush system
  • Bilge pump not running, or running nonstop
  • Float switch stuck or failed
  • Livewell or baitwell won't fill
  • Washdown pump has no pressure
  • Corroded wiring to pumps

Real Marine Toilet and Pump Jobs

Toilet not flushing

A toilet that wouldn't flush got a new pump and was back in action.

Vacuum flush rebuild

A vacuum flush system was rebuilt along with a new anchor solenoid and horn, all in one visit.

Bellows and duckbill valves

A toilet system was rebuilt with new bellows and duckbill valves.

Bilge and float switches

Bilge pumps, float switches, a live well pump, and fuel/water separators were all replaced on one boat in a single visit.

Our Marine Toilet Repair Process

  1. 01

    Diagnose

    We test power, switches, and the pump or toilet itself.

  2. 02

    Repair or Replace

    We rebuild or replace pumps, valves, and switches with marine-grade parts.

  3. 03

    Clean Up Wiring

    Corroded connections are cut back and redone with sealed connectors.

  4. 04

    Test Everything

    We run every pump and flush the system before we leave.

From the Job Log

  • Marine toilet on a boat being repaired
    Marine toilet on a boat being repaired
  • Corroded old bilge pump next to a new Rule 2000 bilge pump
    Corroded old bilge pump next to a new Rule 2000 bilge pump
  • Failed bilge pump removed from a boat
    Failed bilge pump removed from a boat

Get Your Toilet or Pumps Working

Call and tell us what isn't working. We'll diagnose it at your dock.

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Open 7 days a week · No call center or front desk, you talk to the person doing the work

  • Marine toilet repair and upgrades
  • Vacuum flush pump rebuilds
  • Bilge pumps and float switches
  • Livewell and washdown pumps

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Marine Toilet & Pump Repair FAQs

Which marine toilets do you work on?

We work on Dometic, SeaLand, and Jabsco toilet systems, including vacuum flush systems. We rebuild pumps and replace bellows and duckbill valves, or upgrade to a newer system.

Why isn't my bilge pump turning on?

The most common causes are a stuck or failed float switch, a corroded connection, a blown fuse, or a pump that has failed. We test each one and replace what is bad.

Can you fix a livewell that won't fill?

Yes. Livewell problems are usually a failed pump, a clogged pickup, or a bad switch. We have replaced many livewell and baitwell pumps and switches.

Areas We Serve

Our mobile marine mechanics travel to marinas, private docks, and waterfront homes from Boca Raton to Islamorada. Nearby but not listed? Reach out to confirm availability in your area.

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