Inspection process
A survey should hold no surprises except the ones aboard
Six stages, each with a defined output, so you always know what happens next and what you will receive.
- 01
Contact
Tell us about the vessel, its location and the reason for the survey. We respond promptly with the information we need.
- 02
Quotation
You receive a written, fixed-scope quotation covering the survey type, inclusions, travel and expected timing.
- 03
Schedule Survey
We coordinate with the marina, yard, broker or owner to arrange lift-out, access and any optional sea trial.
- 04
On-site Inspection
Systematic inspection of hull, structure, machinery, systems and safety equipment using calibrated instruments.
- 05
Professional Report
A structured, photographic report with findings, moisture data and prioritised recommendations you can act on.
- 06
Client Support
We walk you through the findings and remain available for follow-up questions during negotiation or repair planning.
Inside the report
What the final document contains
Vessel particulars
Identification, construction, dimensions, engines and equipment inventory.
Scope and limitations
What was inspected, what was not accessible, and the conditions on the day.
Findings by area
Hull, structure, deck, machinery, systems, electrical and safety equipment.
Instrument data
Moisture readings and thermal observations recorded against their locations.
Photographic record
Referenced images supporting each material finding.
Prioritised recommendations
Actions grouped as safety-critical, near-term and monitoring.
Book a survey
Know the vessel before you commit
Send us the vessel details and location. We will provide the survey scope, available dates and pricing in writing.