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We offer several
different types of marine surveying service. From a basic
pre-purchase survey, through to the more technically detailed Osmosis
survey and Repair Specification. With our history of professional
boat building we know exactly what to look for in all types of vessel, and
where to find it. You can be assured that any repair specification
has been carefully though out, and will be based upon the most efficient
and reliable method of repair.
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Pre-Purchase
Survey:
A Pre-purchase survey includes the inspection of the hull structure, deck
structure, cabin structure, cockpit structure, spars, through hull
fittings, keel attachment, windows and portlights, engine installation
(not the internal mechanical condition), electrical installation, water
systems, sails, rigging (from deck level only if mast is stepped) and
condition of the interior furnishings. |
Valuation:
Insurance companies may require a valuation for insurance. This involves
an inspection of the vessel and research into current market values of
similar vessels.
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Damage Inspection:
After damage has occurred, the full extent of the damage and a repair
specification will be required.
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Insurance
Survey:
A condition inspection to identify any defects that may make the vessel an
insurance risk, and to assess the steps required to rectify them.
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Osmosis
Inspection:
The inspection of the underwater area for signs of blistering, wicking and
an assessment of the moisture content. The fluid from a selection of
blisters is Ph tested to confirm that it is acetic acid.
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Tonnage
Measurement:
For British Registration,
all vessels must have a tonnage measurement. |
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