
Objectives
Where is my hull in terms of osmosis risk?
Should I repower my boat?
Is it time to replace my standing rigging?
Are there other areas needing expert intervention or diagnostics?
Expert report procedure
Hull structure (underwater and above-water sections)
Moisture testing.
Hull equipment (sea intake, shafts, sterndrives, propellers, rudder)
Deck and cockpit.
Deck fittings, safety equipment.
Sails, rigging.
Engine(s) and auxiliaries.
Hull valves, hoses, and clamps.
Fuel tanks, fuel systems (clamps, pipes).
Steering system.
Anchoring equipment (windlass).
Bilge pumps (electric and manual).
Electrical installations (wiring, breakers).
Firefighting equipment (extinguishers, fire pump).
Interior fittings, internal partitions.
Navigation electronics.
Freshwater, gas, and air conditioning systems.
Provide an accurate assessment of the boat’s real condition.
Respond to the client’s request.
Offer opinions and recommendations on necessary work.
Determine the boat’s actual market value.
Areas of Application
Moisture level measurements on polyester hulls to detect osmosis. Development of a long-term prevention or intervention plan.
Hull and structural evaluations, including exterior surfaces, mechanical systems, and more.
Engines and auxiliaries, assessing their condition, wear, and performance, including systems like cooling, filters, injectors, and more.
Production systems on board, such as generators or renewable energy setups.
Sails and rigging, including winches and deck fittings.
Systems like air conditioning, heating, and gas installations.
Navigation and onboard electronic instruments.
Non-exhaustive list, depending on your boat’s needs.
Comments
The Expert Report Includes
Complete and detailed documentation, adapted to the mission requirements.
Delivered in PDF format via email.
Report provided within five business days of the inspection.