(443) 569-1274|Chesapeake Bay Area
About Us

Born on the Bay. Built to Serve.

Peake Mobile Marine is a family of certified marine technicians serving Southern Anne Arundel County in the Chesapeake Bay. We bring the shop to your slip — so you spend more time on the water.

Our Story

A Different Kind of Marine Service

Peake Mobile Marine was founded on a straightforward belief: boat owners shouldn't have to haul out, wait in line at a yard, or lose weeks of the season to get quality repairs. We built a fully mobile operation so our certified technicians can come directly to your dock, mooring, or anchorage.

From engine diagnostics and electrical troubleshooting to propeller work and routine maintenance, our team has the tools, training, and experience to handle it all — right where your boat lives. We carry the certifications that back up every job we do.

Certified Marine Technicians
Licensed & Insured
Tohatsu Authorized Service
Peake Mobile Marine crew in the shop
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Our Crew

The Team Behind Every Repair

Experienced, certified, and passionate about keeping Chesapeake Bay boaters on the water.

The Peake Mobile Marine team — ready to come to your dock.

The Peake Mobile Marine team — ready to come to your dock.

Precision engine work at our fully equipped shop.

Precision engine work at our fully equipped shop.

Propeller balancing and repair — done right, every time.

Propeller balancing and repair — done right, every time.

Where We Work

Southern Anne Arundel County & Beyond

We operate throughout Southern Anne Arundel County and the broader Chesapeake Bay region — from Annapolis down through Deale, Galesville, Shady Side, Herring Bay, and West River. If your boat is on the Bay, we can get to you.

Annapolis
Deale
Galesville
Shady Side
Herring Bay
West River
Chesapeake Beach
North Beach
Marine technician with propeller balancing equipment

Ready to Get Back on the Water?

Contact us today and we'll dispatch a certified technician directly to your slip.

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