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Expert review
of the underwater hull

A professional inspection service of the yacht’s underwater hull – an essential step in the purchase process that ensures a safe and well-informed investment in your vessel.

What does the inspection include?

Our expert team carries out a comprehensive inspection of the yacht’s underwater hull to provide you with all the information you need for a safe and confident purchase.
Osmosis Assessment

A detailed examination for the presence of osmosis in the yacht’s hull using professional equipment.

  • Preliminary assessment
  • Reliable determination
  • Professional opinion
Engine system inspection

Assessment of the condition of the propeller, shaft, flaps, skegs, and thrusters.

  • Checking for potential adverse effects of cavitation and galvanic currents
  • Shaft alignment and rotation
  • Assessment of past maintenance of the propulsion systems
Antifouling analysis

Evaluation of the antifouling condition as an indicator of the vessel’s maintenance.

  • Condition of the yacht’s underwater hull
  • Assessment of the vessel’s maintenance practices
  • Recommendations for further maintenance
Professional report

A detailed written report with recommendations for the next steps in the purchase process.

  • Photographic documentation
  • Professional opinion
  • Purchase recommendations

Why is the inspection essential?

It allows assessment of the vessel’s maintenance quality over the years of use.
It reliably identifies the presence of osmosis, which can significantly affect the yacht’s value.
It reveals potential damage to propulsion components before finalizing the purchase.
It guides the next steps in negotiations and the purchase process based on expert findings.

How does the process work?

The underwater hull inspection is a structured process that ensures a thorough assessment of the yacht’s condition before finalizing the purchase.
01
Initial inspection
A basic inspection of the yacht is conducted, and if necessary, a sea trial is arranged to assess the vessel’s overall suitability.
02
Signing the preliminary agreement
The interested buyer signs a preliminary agreement and pays a deposit (usually around 10% of the yacht’s price).
03
Lifting organization
The broker arranges the yacht’s lifting from the water, including agreements on cost coverage.
04
Expert review
Our team conducts a detailed inspection of the yacht’s underwater hull, propulsion components, and antifouling.
05
Report and recommendations
A professional report is prepared to guide the next steps in the purchase process.

Important note on costs

The costs of lifting a yacht out of the water are significant, so it’s important to agree on cost coverage in advance. Usually, this is arranged between the buyer and the seller, with the broker playing a key role in organizing the entire operation. Despite the expenses, this inspection is crucial and often a decisive step in the purchase process.

A safe purchase starts
with a professional inspection

Don’t risk an expensive mistake. Our expert team will provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision when purchasing a yacht.
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