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Why Have A Survey
A boat is probably the second largest single purchase you will make.  The largest being a house and no one buys a house without having it inspected first.  It provides peace of mind that the property is not about to fall in, contains all the features advertised, and is worth at least what you are paying for it.

That peace of mind is just as important when buying a boat.  A boat may not fall in but it can sink without a trace.  It may have been advertised as being built to the highest standards but was it?  How has age affected it?  It may appear to be a once in a lifetime deal but is it really worth the money being asked?

A survey can provide you insight that you need to make an informed decision.  The survey report may highlight areas where immediate attention is needed or suggestions for future modifications.  The report may also convince you that the boat is not for you and save you time and money.

Surveys are not always for pre purchase.  You may wish to have a boat surveyed as it reaches an age where repairs may be required or following damage.  Likewise, a professional opinion of the vessel's current value may be needed to keep the insurance policy up to date or to settle a finance dispute.

All in all, a survey can give you the reassurance you need, whether your boat is a hobby, investment, or home.


 
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Damaged Keel Another View
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