Inspection & Reports

Our Inspection & Reports service gives you a clear picture of your yacht’s underwater condition without you needing to be present.

e carry out hands-on underwater inspections and provide photos, video, and written notes after each service. This allows you to see exactly what condition your hull and underwater components are in and helps you stay ahead of maintenance issues.

This service is well suited for:
• owners who want peace of mind while away
• tracking hull and running gear condition over time
• checking the vessel after storms or system alerts
• supporting insurance or maintenance planning
• maintaining a service history for the boat

Each inspection focuses on the most important underwater areas, including the hull, running gear, zincs, and through-hull fittings. Our reports are practical and easy to understand, helping you make informed decisions and avoid costly problems down the road.

Inspection & Reports can be booked as a one-time service or included as part of a scheduled maintenance plan.

Pictures and Video Documentation

Photo and video documentation is included with our inspection and maintenance services and provides a visual record of your yacht’s underwater condition.

We capture clear, high-resolution images and video of the areas we service, including the hull, propellers, rudders, and underwater fittings. These visuals allow you to see the condition of your vessel rather than relying only on written descriptions.

After service, your images and videos are delivered to you along with notes on any findings. This makes it easier to understand what was observed and what, if anything, should be addressed in future service visits.

Regular photo and video records are useful for:
• monitoring changes over time
• identifying developing issues early
• planning future maintenance
• supporting insurance documentation

This visual documentation also improves communication by giving both you and our team a shared reference when discussing your yacht’s condition.

Condition Reports

Condition reports provide routine checks on your yacht when you are away or when specific concerns arise.

These reports are commonly requested for:
• post-storm inspections
• vacation or extended absence checks
• security or vandalism concerns
• bilge pump or system alerts
• seasonal or routine monitoring

During a condition report visit, we check the vessel’s general condition, mooring lines, and visible systems as applicable. Any issues are documented and reported to you with photos and written notes.

Condition reports can help:
• identify problems early
• meet insurance requirements
• protect the value of your vessel
• reduce unexpected repair costs

Updates are tailored to your needs, so you receive only the information that matters most to you.

Comprehensive Inspection Service

Our comprehensive inspection service focuses on the condition of all major underwater components of your yacht.

Inspection areas include:

Hull
We check for damage, wear, fouling, blisters, cracks, corrosion, and antifouling paint condition.

Running gear
Propellers, shafts, struts, seals, rudders, and bearings are inspected for damage, wear, and proper operation.

Through-hull fittings and seacocks
All fittings are checked for corrosion, security, and leaks. Seacocks are tested for proper function where accessible.

Zinc anodes
Zincs are inspected to ensure they are providing proper protection against galvanic corrosion.

After the inspection, you receive a detailed report with photos, video, and written findings. Where needed, we provide practical recommendations for maintenance or repair and can assist in planning the next steps.

This service is designed to support the long-term safety, performance, and value of your yacht.

Reliable Monitoring You Can Trust

Our goal is simple: to give you accurate, dependable information about your yacht when you need it. Whether it’s a routine check or a response to a specific concern, our inspections and reports are carried out with care and attention to detail so you always know the true condition of your vessel.