Understand the work. Plan the service.
Tell us about your vessel and location. Scope, pricing, and availability are agreed with the team.
Hull condition
Discuss a visual underwater inspection to review accessible hull areas, marine growth, and visible concerns. Tell the team which issue prompted the inspection.
Running gear
Request a closer look at accessible propellers, shafts, rudders, or other underwater components. Share symptoms such as vibration or a suspected propeller strike.
Photos & video
Agree on documentation before the visit, including the areas to capture and how images or notes will be delivered. Visibility and access may limit what can be seen.
What shapes the service.
An underwater visual inspection can help identify visible conditions and guide follow-up work. It does not replace a haul-out, mechanical diagnosis, or a formal survey where those are required. Confirm your insurer’s or surveyor’s documentation requirements in advance.
Vessel size and exact location.
The concern, incident, or area you want checked.
Photos, video, or written notes requested.
Any insurer, marina, or surveyor requirements.
Access details and preferred timing.
From request to a confirmed plan.
01 / Get in touch
Call for emergencies. For planned work, send the booking request by WhatsApp, text, or email with your vessel and location.
02 / Review the scope
Discuss access, condition, documentation, required parts or equipment, and pricing with the team.
03 / Confirm the visit
The team confirms availability and arrangements directly. A website request does not reserve an appointment or dispatch a crew.
Before you book.
Can you inspect a suspected propeller strike?
Discuss the incident, symptoms, and vessel location with the team. An underwater view can help document visible damage; workshop assessment may still be needed.
Will the inspection include a formal survey?
Confirm the deliverable before booking. A visual dive inspection is not automatically a certified marine survey.
What affects image quality?
Water clarity, light, access, marine growth, and vessel position affect what can be captured. The team can discuss practical limits at the location.