Boat electrical service in Sherwood
Batteries, wiring, gauges, pumps, and electronics fixed where your Sherwood boat sits, priced from the published menu. Call (501) 214-5882 or send the form below.
Sherwood is where a lot of the metro’s working boats live: bass boats fished hard on the river pools, and aluminum duck rigs that spend November through January getting launched in the dark in places that punish wiring. Both kinds of boat generate steady electrical work, and both belong to owners who need it fixed fast because the boat has somewhere to be.
Arkansas River Marine Electric covers Sherwood as home territory, a few minutes up the road from our North Little Rock base. Bass boat work runs to trolling motor circuits, graph installs, charging problems, and the corrosion that river water works into every connection. Duck boat work is its own category: mud-motor rigs with homemade wiring, LED light bars that draw more than the harness can feed, and bilge pumps that have to work when it is twenty degrees.
Prices come off the published menu, and winter duck-season calls get the same urgency as summer tournament calls, because a dead boat on the morning of a hunt is the same problem in camouflage.
Why duck rigs die in December
Duck boats fail electrically more than any other boat we touch, and it is almost always the same list: unfused accessory wiring run straight off the battery, connections made outside without heat shrink, and a winter of wet gear sitting on the harness. An afternoon of cleanup with marine-grade wire, proper fusing, and sealed connectors before the season starts prevents most of the misery.
Sherwood boats we see
The truck knows Sherwood driveways and shops, the Highway 107 corridor, Bayou Meto bound duck rigs, river ramps ten minutes south, covering ZIP 72120. If your boat lives near those, we have probably already worked your street or your ramp.
Get a Sherwood rig fixed
Describe the boat and the symptom; the quote comes off the published price menu.
Sherwood boat electrical questions
Can you rewire my duck boat before season?
Yes, and before season is exactly when to do it. A typical duck rig cleanup, fused distribution, sealed connections, lights and pumps on proper circuits, runs $200 to $600 depending on how much of the old wiring is worth keeping. October slots fill fast; call in September.
My trolling motor cuts out when I hit waves. What is that?
Nearly always a connection, not the motor: a loose plug, a corroded terminal in the circuit, or a breaker that heat-trips because the wire is undersized. Intermittent faults that follow impact are connection faults, and we chase them with a meter until they show themselves.
Do you come to Sherwood or do I bring the boat somewhere?
We come to you. Sherwood is minutes from our North Little Rock base, so driveway and shop calls schedule inside the week most of the year. The diagnostic fee is published on the cost page and credits toward the repair.
Can you add a light bar or accessory circuit the right way?
Yes. Accessories get their own fused circuit sized for the draw, a relay when the switch cannot carry the load, and marine-grade wire with sealed connections. It costs a little more than the straight-to-battery shortcut and it is why the boat still works in February.
Arkansas River Marine Electric serves central Arkansas from its North Little Rock base. See the full service rundown, the price menu, or nearby areas: Little Rock, Maumelle, Jacksonville, Cabot.