Yes, if they have in-house, or can arrange, expertise in hydraulics, (not required for the L300 series), marine DC electrics, and installation of boating/marine equipment such as davits, cranes, etc. It will be an advantage if the installer has experience working on, or servicing, the model of boat you own. As stated previously, the strengthening of existing brackets supporting the swim platform, or the addition of new/stronger brackets (if required) should be within the scope of any competent marine engineering workshop.
The radio control unit for operation of the lift comes pre-programmed and is essentially ‘plug-and-play.’