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Lake Point Boat Repair

Lake Point Boat Repair

Engine Diagnostics in Willis, Texas

Computer code reading to find the real problem fast. Serving boaters around Lake Conroe, Texas.

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How we help

Guessing gets expensive. We read the computer on inboard and outboard engines to find the real problem first, and older carbureted engines get diagnosed the hands-on way.

What we do

  • Computer code reading, inboard and outboard
  • Engine data review
  • Alarm and guardian mode troubleshooting
  • Hands-on diagnosis for carbureted engines
  • Intermittent problem tracking
  • Clear explanation before repairs

Signs it's time

Warning alarm or beeping

Check-engine or guardian mode

Engine won't rev

Intermittent stalling

Another shop couldn't read the computer

Find the real problem first

Computer-controlled engines get their codes read and data checked. Older carbureted engines get diagnosed the hands-on way.

Drop it off or we'll haul it out. Pull into our drive-thru driveway on FM 1097, or our trailers pull your boat out of the water. Call (833) 754-5978.

Google reviews

From boaters who've been here

“I took my Tritoon to Joe and his team after being told by other mechanics that my ETec couldn't be read. Joe ordered the right cable, read my computer and made the necessary adjustments in just one day. Fast forward, a few weeks later, my 12 year old lower unit finally went out. I took it to Joe on a Monday and I was back in the water by Friday with a brand new lower unit. Joe and his team are fast but most importantly, GOOD at what they do. Very happy with Joes service.”

Kevin Lacy

Google

“Joe and his team were fantastic. I brought a used boat in to their shop for a pre-buy inspection. Joe was very friendly, walked me through everything they inspect, from the motor, the outdrive, the hull, the interior, the logs, the oil, the trailer, and the diagnostic data on the engine. One thing I liked most was that even before he looked at the boat he warned me that there are some things that may be valuable to look at or test that run extra due to the amount of time and overall complexity involved. He was very explicit in his listing of possible add-ons up front before doing any work. But the best part.... He was also explicit in what would trigger him to recommend them. For instance, if we find (blank) then I would recommend we do (blank) which does run more. In the end, none of those triggers were realized so Joe certainly did not take advantage of an opportunity. His team performed the work in a very reasonable amount of time, and he provided a detailed report on what they looked at and the end result. They even located a small issue on seam hidden away on a vinyl seat, so they were certainly detailed. They checked everything, and were even able to diagnose an issue the seller disclosed during the negotiation that I withheld when talking to Joe. In the end I walked out with a detailed summary of the boat, the motor, the trailer, and Joe even went out and provided me an estimate on what he thought the boat was worth on the market. Great group of folks, very knowledgeable, passionate, hardworking people. If you are in the area (or willing to make a trip for the right guys) give this guy a call. Thanks for the help Joe. I can close this deal with confidence.”

Mike Everett

Google

Diagnostics questions

  • An alarm can mean overheating, low oil or a sensor fault, among other things. Shut down safely and call us. Reading the codes tells us what triggered it.

Another question? Call (833) 754-5978.

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