A full bow‑to‑stern inspection performed before buying a vessel. This survey evaluates the hull, structure, propulsion, electrical systems, fuel systems, safety gear, and overall condition. Includes moisture readings, detailed photos, and a written report outlining findings, recommendations, and fair market value.

Insurance companies require a condition and valuation survey. Focuses on structural integrity, safety equipment, essential systems, and compliance with ABYC and USCG standards. The final report provides insurers with the documentation needed to issue or renew a policy.

A professional valuation used for sale, financing, estate planning, donation, or legal purposes. This assessment uses market data, comparable sales, vessel condition, and equipment analysis to determine an accurate fair market value.

An underway evaluation of the vessel’s performance and systems under operational load. Assesses engine behavior, steering response, throttle control, vibrations, temperatures, and overall handling to determine how the vessel performs beyond dockside inspection. Often part of a pre-purchase.

A focused inspection documenting damage from collisions, storms, grounding, fire, or mechanical failure. Identifies the extent of damage, probable cause, and recommended repairs. Commonly used by owners, insurance adjusters, and repair facilities.

A laboratory evaluation of engine or generator oil to identify wear metals, contaminants, fuel dilution, and internal engine condition. Includes sampling, lab submission, and a detailed report to support maintenance decisions and pre‑purchase evaluations.