A Full Service

Hamble Marine Surveys has just been commissioned to survey a 43ft Power boat. Following the full Pre-Purchase Survey a sea trial was performed followed by advice and guidance through the purchase process.

On completion of the sale Hamble Marine Surveys was asked to prepare the vessel for transport which involved removing the propellers, the radar tower, all loose canvas items and careful re-stowage of all equipment internally. Finally, we were asked to oversee the loading of the vessel onto transport for onward delivery.

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Winter Special Offer

Full Hull & Osmosis Survey £100*

This winter Hamble Marine Surveys is running a promotion offering a full Hull and Osmosis Survey for only £100*.

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Hamble Marine Surveys in Montenegro

Julian Smith of Hamble Marine Surveys has just returned from Montenegro having been commissioned to survey a 72ft yacht. The brand new Porto Montenegro complex offering berthing for yacht from small daysailers to mega yachts provided a suitable location for the survey to take place. A 2 hour flights to Dubrovnic and a short 50 minute transfer to Tivat is making this region very popular with boat owners and as a charter base.

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Advisory on Lifting of vessels

Following a recent survey on a motorboat it has come to light that some craft are prone to inward deflection of the hull when lifted using a crane with twin slings without the use of spreader bars. The effect on the hull especially on modern very beamy craft can be to 'crush' the hull inwards. This problem is not new, but with the design of modern wide beam motorboats and yachts the inward force on the hull is greater and can result in structural damage.

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Farr 60 Survey

Farr 60 surveyed

With only a few more weeks before this beautiful example of a Najad bulit Farr designed deck saloon starts her delivery to the Caribbean, Hamble Marine Surveys were commissioned to conduct a Condition Survey on her to understand the scope of current and future maintenance obligations and to advise on her preparation for the forthcoming Trans-Atlantic crossing. We wish her owner and family all the very best for this coming season.

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