Steve Danzig

Accredited Marine Surveyor #811 AMS®
Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors

Over thirty years experience in vessel operation, inspections and consulting.

Accredited Marine Surveyor®

Written contracts provided for all services prior to commencement of work.  

Vessel Surveys are comprehensive inspections to determine the condition and value of a vessel. The inspection usually includes such items as structural integrity, out-of-water inspection, sea trial, electrical systems, propulsion systems, fuel systems, machinery, navigational, and other miscellaneous on board systems. The vessel is also examined for appearance, electronics, and over all maintenance. The inspection is done in accordance with the recommendations and requirements of the ABYC (American Boating and Yachting Counsel), the NFPA (National Fire Prevention Association), and to assure the vessel is in compliance with the CFR (Code of Federal Regulations). A detailed report is compiled and accompanied by recommendations concerning compliance with these standards as applicable. Pictures of items of special interest are also included in the report.

Rates beginning at $10.00 for per foot for insurance surveys.
Call for a competitive rate quote.

Surveys conducted for fiberglass, aluminum, steel, wood, both power and sail.

Please contact us for a free, no obligation estimate.

Services include:

• Full Hull, Deck and Systems Inspection

• In-water Inspection

• Out of water Inspection

• Engine Oil Spectrometric Laboratory Analysis (tests for "foreign" materials)

• Moisture Meter Testing utilizing the GRP 33 -Moisture Meter
  

• Corrosion and Stray Current Meter Testing
  

• Mast Rigging and Sail inspection if applicable
  

• Sea Trial (vessel is tested against factory specs)
  

• Engine Safety Inspection
  

• Camera Snake (Bore Scope) inserted into all thru hulls ,exhaust and inspection plates (we see everywhere)
  

• List of deficiencies and recommendations for correction.
  

• Fair market value and replacement value
  

• Compliance with ABYC (American Boating and Yachting Council) CFR, NFPA.
  

• Audio Gauging (thickness) of metal components.
  

• Cargo and ship damage investigations

(Tel) 904-273-6523  (Fax) 904-373-0391