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The Yacht Rigger

St. Petersburg, United States

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The Yacht Rigger is a marine specialist group based in St. Petersburg, Florida, founded in 2006. They offer services including rigging, electrical upgrades, lithium batteries, solar systems, custom metal fabrication, air conditioning, deck hardware, and plumbing & HVAC. The company serves sailboats and offers products from trusted brands such as Rainman Watermakers, Arco Zeus, Victron Energy, Blue Wave USA, and Ewincher 2. They are the #1 authorized US distributor for Rainman watermakers and a Victron Energy distributor. The Yacht Rigger provides expert services and has locations in St. Petersburg, FL; St. Augustine, FL; and operates under the Shopify platform.

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