Schedule Your Off-Season Service Call!

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Firstmate Controls cares about your safety and making sure your system is working at its best! We pride ourselves on our high-quality products and great customer service. That's why we offer discounted rates on our off-season service calls. So you can make sure the winter months don't cause serious damage to your investments, and so you're ready to go when the warm season arrives. Keep reading to learn more about our off-season service calls, and book soon! They're only available for another 10 days!


What is a Service Call? 


Our technicians come out to your dock on the Lake of the Ozarks and check your Firstmate Controls system for you. We make sure everything is working how it's supposed to and look for any issues or potential issues. 

Why Would You Need a Service Call? 


Cold winter months can be really harsh on your Firstmate Controls investments. Missouri weather doesn't play around, so it's a good idea to check-in once in awhile to make sure everything is still working properly. You don't want to find out too late that there's a problem! 



How Do I Book a Call? 


The best way to book your off-season service call is by booking online. Not only is this the most convenient way for us to get the information we need to get to you sooner, but it's also how you get access to our special discounted rate. Click here to book your call! Hurry! This offer ends on February 28th - Just 10 days left! 

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Firstmate Controls invented our products in order to create a safer and more convenient boating experience. We are here to help you every step of the way with our fantastic customer experience, instructions, and guides. Check out our support pages for specific information on your system, or give us a call for help and more information about your Firstmate product! We look forward to helping you enjoy a great boating experience this season. 


Boat Lift Controls You Can Count On!

Firstmate Controls 
410 Century Business Drive
Labadie, MO 63055

Phone: (866) 570-9707


Location: Osage Beach, MO, USA

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