MARINE INSPECTIONS · JEDDAH
Confidence Begins With a Clear Picture.
Marine Inspection & Survey Services
Documented condition and operational safety inspections for small boats and yachts.
Know what needs attention before your next decision.
Your Boat. Your Next Decision.
Buying a boat or small yacht
Understand accessible condition, review observations and identify follow-up priorities before purchase.
Owning and operating
Plan maintenance, review readiness before the season and document damage or completed repair work.
Running rentals or a small fleet
Keep structured before-and-after records for handover, rental and excursion operations.
CHOOSE YOUR INSPECTION
Four Inspections.
Built Around Your Next Step.
Choose the package that matches your situation. Scope, access and report requirements are confirmed before the visit.
Pre-Purchase Inspection
For boat and small yacht buyers
Understand the vessel’s condition before committing, with documented observations and follow-up priorities.
Photographic condition report, observations and next-step priorities.
Periodic Condition & Safety Inspection
For owners and small operators
Review operational readiness and prioritize maintenance before the next season.
Condition and operational safety observations with maintenance priorities.
Damage & Post-Repair Inspection
For owners after damage or repairs
Document damage or repaired areas and review remaining observations within the agreed scope.
Photographic findings and a record of areas requiring follow-up.
Rental & Fleet Handover Inspection
For rental and excursion operators
Create comparable before-and-after condition records for rental boats and small fleets.
A structured handover record with comparable observations and photos.
WHAT WE REVIEW
A Closer Look.
A Clearer Picture.
Accessible systems are reviewed within the agreed scope. The vessel illustration shows the main areas that may be covered.
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Hull & Structure
Accessible hull areas and visible structural condition.
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Propulsion
Accessible engine and propulsion equipment.
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Electrical
Visible electrical installations and equipment condition.
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Navigation
Navigation equipment and readiness observations.
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Safety
Safety equipment condition within the agreed scope.
Underwater work, NDT and engineering calculations are separate specialist requests, subject to scope and available capability.
From enquiry to a documented report
Type, length, location and purpose.
Confirm access, scope and quotation.
Review accessible areas and record photos.
Findings, priorities and recommendations.
YOUR INSPECTION REPORT
Findings You Can
See.
Next Steps You Can
Plan.
A photographic condition report brings your observations together, with priorities, recommendations and the limits of the inspection.
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Photographic observations
Clear photos and descriptions of the reviewed areas.
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Follow-up priorities
A structured view of maintenance and further investigation.
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Scope & limitations
Access, agreed scope and intended report use are recorded.
ILLUSTRATIVE REPORT EXAMPLE
Vessel Condition Report
Example only · No client or vessel data
Vessel details, visit context, access and limits.
Accessible systems reviewed with clear photos and notes.
Recorded observations, maintenance priorities and recommended follow-up.
Illustrative report structure. The issued report reflects your vessel and agreed inspection scope.
ILLUSTRATIVE PHOTO RECORD
Accessible propulsion areaPhoto + observation + priority + recommendation
Example layout only · Findings follow the agreed scope.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · Not a client report
Planning a Boat Inspection?
Send vessel type, length, location, inspection purpose and preferred timing. We'll confirm the scope and quotation.
Before Your
Inspection
Scope, access, reporting and specialist requests – the key details before your visit.
What does an inspection cover?
The agreed scope may include accessible hull and structural areas, propulsion, electrical, navigation and safety systems. The scope is confirmed before the visit.
Does the boat need to be lifted out of the water?
Not always. A lift-out may be needed to assess underwater hull areas or components that cannot be accessed while afloat. Any haul-out requirements should be discussed and agreed before the inspection.
How is the quotation prepared?
The quotation is based on the vessel type and size, its location, the requested scope and any access or specialist requirements. The proposed scope and fees are confirmed before scheduling.
What will I receive?
The agreed reporting deliverables may include documented observations, photographs and practical follow-up priorities. The report format and included items are confirmed with the inspection scope.
Are underwater inspection and NDT included?
Underwater inspection and non-destructive testing (NDT) should not be assumed to be part of a standard visual inspection. If needed, request them in advance so availability, method and any additional fees can be confirmed.
Can the report be used for insurance or licensing?
Requirements vary by insurer and authority. Please share the intended use and any required report standard before booking, so the suitability of the proposed inspection can be checked. Acceptance is determined by the receiving organisation.