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Boat Fix is checking on your boat every 60 seconds. Affordably, around the clock. 365 days a year. Give your boat a 24/7 invisible Captain.

Whether aboard or ashore, Boat Fix is monitoring your engine, batteries, bilges and security. Read more about our services here: https://boatfix.com/

10/09/2026

THE TIME TO PREPARE WAS YESTERDAY. THE TIME TO HUNKER DOWN IS NOW.
If you have been ordered to evacuate, follow that order. Shelter only in a safe location.
HURRICANE ISAIAS UPDATE
October 9, 2026 | 8:20 a.m. EDT / 7:20 a.m. CDT
Isaias is now a major hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph, approximately 240 miles south of Pensacola, Florida, moving north-northeast at 15 mph.
The National Hurricane Center forecasts landfall along the northern Gulf Coast tonight or early Saturday. Hurricane warnings remain in effect from Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to Florida’s Bay/Gulf County line. Conditions will deteriorate today, ahead of hurricane conditions tonight into early Saturday.
Life-threatening storm surge: Water could reach 6–9 feet above normally dry ground from the Alabama–Florida border to Grayton Beach, Florida, if peak surge coincides with high tide.
Flooding threat: Southern Alabama, the Florida Panhandle and Big Bend, and southwest Georgia could receive 4–8 inches of rain, with localized totals up to 15 inches through the weekend.
Tornadoes are possible beginning late this afternoon and tonight in coastal Alabama, the Florida Panhandle and far southwest Georgia.
Boat owners: prioritize your safety over a last-minute trip to the marina. Follow local evacuation instructions and keep official weather alerts on.
The cone shows uncertainty in the storm center’s track. Dangerous impacts can occur outside of it.
Official updates: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

10/08/2026

BOAT OWNERS, COMPLETE YOUR PREPARATIONS TODAY
Update: October 8, 2026 | 8 a.m. EDT
Isaias has sustained winds of 80 mph. The National Hurricane Center expects strengthening before landfall along the northern Gulf Coast late Friday, October 9, or early Saturday, October 10.
Southern Mississippi, southern Alabama and the Florida Panhandle face damaging winds, dangerous coastal flooding and possible extended power outages. Heavy rain could also cause flooding farther inland through the weekend.
Complete your marina’s hurricane preparations before conditions deteriorate.
Check your Boat Fix alerts and make sure your contact information is current.
Follow local evacuation instructions and prioritize your safety.
Monitoring can provide information about your boat. ALWAYS follow official guidance before returning to the marina.
Track updates: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

10/07/2026

Hurricane watch likely for the northern Gulf Coast: boat owners, you should have preparations underway now!
Tropical Storm Isaias is forecast to strengthen quickly into a hurricane and approach the northern Gulf Coast on Friday, October 9.
The National Hurricane Center's 5 a.m. EDT advisory today urges residents from Louisiana through the Florida Panhandle to monitor updates and have hurricane plans ready. Landfall location and timing are still uncertain. No watches or warnings were in effect yet, but NHC expects hurricane and storm surge watches later today. Heavy rain and flooding are possible Friday through the weekend, including inland.
Marinas, dealers, fleet operators and owners this is your reminder - don't wait!
Confirm haul-out, storage or hurricane mooring plans
Move trailerable boats out of flood-prone areas
Secure hatches, lines, canvas and loose gear
Arrange extra mooring lines with your marina
Agree on who does what, and the access deadlines, so work gets done safely
At home: review evacuation plans, gather medications and emergency supplies, charge devices, and fuel or charge vehicles.
Boats can be replaced, People can't! Never stay aboard to ride out a storm, make sure to follow local evacuation orders.
Storm updates: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
Local alerts: https://www.weather.gov/
Know someone with a boat on the Gulf? Please share this so they stay safe and informed as well.
Sources: NOAA/NHC Advisory 3 and Forecast Discussion 3 (Oct. 7, 2026); NWS preparedness guidance; U.S. Coast Guard hurricane boating guidance.

09/30/2026

Fleet managers have enough on their plate. 🚤

When something happens with one of your boats, the last thing you need is another problem to manage.

That’s where Boat Fix comes in.

From movement alerts and battery monitoring to real-time vessel information and 24/7 access to real marine technicians, we’re watching the details so you don’t have to.

Because when you manage a fleet, problems are inevitable. How you handle them is what matters.

Let Boat Fix handle the marine-tech side, so you can focus on running your business.

We do the watching. You do the managing.

09/25/2026

When you have questions about your boat, you shouldn’t have to figure it out alone.

With Boat Fix, you get more than a connected device. You get real answers from real people when you need them.

From checking your boat’s status, battery voltage, movement and water levels to connecting directly with our team, Boat Fix helps give boat owners confidence before they head to the water.

And when you reach out? A real person picks up. No waiting. No guessing. No automated runaround.

📱 Boat Fix Pro 2.0
🌊 24/7/365 support
🔧 Real marine professionals
🚨 Boat monitoring & alerts
📞 Real people. Real answers.

Because when it comes to your boat, “I think it’s fine” isn’t good enough.

Learn more at boatfix.com

09/15/2026

A LONGER BOATING SEASON DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN SMOOTHER SAILING
Milder fall weather may give boaters more opportunities to get underway, that's the good news. Here's the bad, this can also create a less predictable boating calendar.
Earlier launches, later haul-outs and spontaneous shoulder-season trips can mean:
• More engine hours and battery use
• Maintenance needs that no longer follow the calendar
• Shorter daylight and unexpectedly late returns
• Warm air paired with dangerously cold water
• Fewer off-season marina and waterfront services
• Rapidly changing weather and water conditions
When boats remain active longer, knowing what is happening between visits becomes increasingly important.
Boat Fix provides actionable telematics, battery monitoring, GPS location, trip playback, geofences, engine-hour information and weather updates tied to the boat’s location. When an extra outing turns into a mechanical problem, boaters can also reach the live 24/7 Mechanical Helpline.
The boating season may be becoming more flexible—but preparation, monitoring and live support matter in every season.

09/10/2026

September 11, 2026, marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks on our nation.

Boat Fix humbly pauses to remember and honor all those whose lives were forever changed on that tragic day.

We especially want to recognize and thank the first responders who ran toward danger when others were running away—putting their own lives at risk to help and save others. Their courage, sacrifice, and selflessness will never be forgotten.

We pray for all those who lost their lives that day, and for the brave men and women who survived, only to later suffer the devastating effects on their health.

We pray for the families and loved ones who continue to carry the pain of unimaginable loss, and for all those who have found the strength to carry on.

Twenty-five years later, we remember the lives lost, the heroes who served, and the countless acts of courage and compassion that followed.

We will never forget!

This message is being shared today simply out of respect and remembrance.

09/09/2026

In short, ABSOLUTELY YES IT DOES!
If your boat loan, marina agreement or another contract requires coverage from an insurer with a minimum rating of A− it most definitely does. An agency’s rating reflects their opinion of an insurer’s financial strength and ability to meet its ongoing obligations. The scale that is customarily used is:
An A− rating is considered “Excellent”
A B+ rating is considered “Good”
And B is considered “Fair”
If a carrier falls below a contractually required rating, your policy does not necessarily disappear or become invalid. The coverage contained within the policy may may no longer satisfy the applicable agreement. This could require you, the boat owner, to find replacement coverage from an acceptable carrier.
Boaters should confirm the actual underwriting company, check that company's current rating, review lender or marina requirements, and ask their insurance professional how rating changes are monitored and communicated to policy owners.
IMPORTANT: It is never a good idea to cancel an existing policy until replacement coverage is confirmed and bound. A lapse can leave the vessel and you, the owner, exposed. Take care to know your chosen carrier’s financial rating and how it could affect you and your policy.

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http://www.boatfix.com/

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