The aim of a Full Condition Survey, commonly known as a Pre-Purchase Survey is to identify and detail the yachts defects. It is tailored to each specific vessel and construction material through specific approaches and equipment.
The Full Condition Survey is recommended if:
The Full Condition Survey is normally carried out once a new buyer has decided which yacht they want. If a new buyer is still undecided then the Appraisal Survey could be considered. This survey only gives a superficial overview of the yachts condition so it is always followed by a Full Condition Survey before any purchase.
The Full Condition Survey is a detailed survey to access the structural condition of a yacht as well as checking and testing the yachts equipment. The Full Condition Survey is carried out in three parts:
Robs Marine Surveying carries out full condition surveys in accordance with internationally recognised codes of practice drawn up by the international surveying organisations. The inspection can be divided into the following areas:
For yachts up to 12 metres (40 feet) the survey can be completed in one full day, however it does depend on the type of yacht and the equipment onboard. For yachts over this length the survey can run over two or more days. Provided with the Full Condition Survey is a report highlighting any problems found during the survey, their level of importance and any recommendations for repair.
To receive a quote for a Full Condition Survey, contact us directly with your requirements.
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