Hull Structural Survey £380.00
A hull structural survey uses a combination of ultrasonic testing equipment, pit depth measuring equipment and hammer testing to assess the condition of the the hull and the methods used in construction and any subsequent repair work. The survey also looks at the anodic protection, propeller, external and internal stern gear and rudder.
Condition survey for insurance purposes (with valuation) £755
When a boat reaches a certain age, many insurance companies request a more comprehensive survey than they used to. The condition survey for insurance purposes is based on the pre-purchace survey, below, with extras tailored to the requests of the insurer. This type of survey includes a valuation of the vessel.
Pre-purchase, condition survey £730
The purchase of a new or second-hand boat is often a once-in-a-lifetime investment. It is highly recommended that you get an independent assessment of the condition of the hull and fit out of the vessel. The most comprehensive assessment for the purchaser is called the pre-purchase survey It consists of the standard hull structural survey which is detailed above, plus a comprehensive assessment of the rest of the exterior of the vessel such as protective coatings and exterior fittings. openings such as windows, portholes, hatches, doors and deck boards. Also included is an assessment of the condition and quality of the interior fit-out. The survey may identify faults that could prove expensive to rectify in the future such as active areas of damp from leaking windows or missing insulation. The survey comprehensively examines all onboard systems such as propulsion and propulsion related systems. Heating, plumbing and electrical systems. Greenwood Marine are also specialists in electric propulsion hybrid systems and solar systems. The survey normally takes one day at the vessel. A verbal assessment of the vessel is given to you on the same day and a written report will normally be completed and sent within 3 days of the survey.
Electrical Surveys: Price on application
An Electrical survey specifically examines the condition of the dc and ac electrical system on board and considers its compliance with recognised standards i.e. Small craft electrical (DC) systems, BS EN ISO 10133:2012 and Small craft electrical (AC) systems, BS EN ISO 13297:2012 using the compliance guidance published by British Marine (BMEEA code of practice) The completed electrical survey is produced with wiring diagrams for all circuits. Within the scope of the survey recommendations for improving or expanding the electrical system can be given if requested such as solar arrays, inverters, galvanic protection and upgrading battery storage capacity.