Vessels made before 16th of June 1998

• Copy of bill of sale, sales agreement or invoice
• Copy of ID or passport, in case a company is the owner, we need to have the company formation documents.
• Picture of the engine showing the engine number and KW or HP or any other document showing the KW or HP
• If the vessel is over 14 meters, one of the following measurement documents is needed,
  builders’ certificate, tonnage certificate, survey report or yacht manual etc.

Vessels made after 16th of June 1998

• Copy of bill of sale, sales agreement or invoice
• Copy of ID or passport, in case a company is the owner, we need to have the company formation documents.
• Picture of the engine showing the engine number and KW or HP or any other document showing the KW or HP.
• Picture hull number
• Picture CE plate
• Copy CE certificate

Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure your boat stays in good condition. It is recommended to perform a full check-up at least once a year, with more frequent checks for specific systems like the engine and electrical components.

Before launching your boat, always check the fuel levels, battery charge, engine oil, and safety equipment such as life jackets, fire extinguishers, and first-aid kits. Ensure the hull is clean and free from damage.

To prevent corrosion, ensure you clean your boat thoroughly after each use, especially the hull and propeller. Regularly apply anti-corrosion coatings and check for any signs of rust or damage. Store the boat properly when not in use.

We offer a range of services, including routine maintenance, engine checks, hull repairs, anti-corrosion treatments, electrical system diagnostics, and cleaning. We also provide winterizing services to protect your boat during the off-season.

The time required to repair a boat hull depends on the extent of the damage. Minor repairs may take a few hours, while more extensive damage can take several days. We provide an estimated timeline after inspecting the boat.

Yes, we offer comprehensive winterization services, which include draining the water systems, treating the engine, covering the boat, and ensuring all components are protected from freezing temperatures.