Turnkey onboard connectivity for yachts cruising the Salish Sea, the Discovery Islands and Desolation Sound — surveyed, installed and supported by someone who spent a decade building the towers your signal comes from.
Cell coverage ends where the charts get interesting. Anchorages in Desolation Sound, the channels of the Discovery Islands, the outer Gulf Islands — that's exactly where a phone becomes a paperweight. Weather routing, remote work, staying in touch with family ashore: it all depends on a connection most boats simply don't have.
The fix isn't a gadget from a chandlery. It's a properly surveyed, properly mounted system — matched to your boat, your cruising grounds and the way you actually use it.
Discreet, turnkey, concierge-style. You don't lift a finger past the first conversation.
We talk through your boat, your cruising plans and what "connected" needs to mean for you — then I tell you honestly what's achievable.
Signal surveyed at your moorage, hardware matched to the job, mounted clean and wired properly. No guesswork, no dangling cables.
Something changes mid-season — a new anchorage, a new device, a question at 9pm before a crossing. You call, I answer.
Ten years in wireless — tower erection to 500 feet, helicopter long-line work, remote sites across Western Canada. I know exactly where signal comes from and where it dies, because I spent a career standing in both places.
Salish Yacht Connect is the marine arm of Rapid Deploy Technologies Inc. — one operator, island-based, doing the job properly.
Consultations are private and without obligation.
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