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Advance Marine Surveyors

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Location: Redondo Beach, CA 90277

Certified by the National Assoc of Marine Surveyors (NAMS)

Have been in business since 1984

Specialize in Yachts and Small Craft

Have conducted many damage investigations over the years.

Services:
  • Boat Surveyor
  • Marine Surveyor

Excelsior Yacht Surveys

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Location: Calabasas, CA 91302

Christopher Shearman is an Accredited Marine Surveyor® with SAMS® inspecting all types of vessels, power and sailing from 20' to 200 feet plus. He is also a Project Manager of custom built new construction and extensive refits, of private luxury Super Yachts. The projects that he has managed range from budgets of $50,000.00 to over $60,000,000.00. These projects required not only extensive technical & engineering background, but involved extensive organization & communication, problem solving under tight deadlines, firing & hiring of managers and department heads, negotiating with multiple international contractors & sub contractors, reviewing and renegotiating pre-existing contracts, and revising budgets and schedules.

Services:
  • Boat Surveyor
  • Marine Surveyor

Maritime Surveyors

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Location: Ventura, CA 93003

Maritime Surveyors is an accredited marine surveying company located in Ventura, CA. We are members of the Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors. Contact Maritime Surveyors to get your marine survey scheduled.

Services:
  • Boat Surveyor
  • Marine Surveyor

Mike Pyzel, Marine Surveyor

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Location: Santa Barbara, CA 93140

Mike Pyzel, Marine Surveyor is an accredited marine surveying company located in Santa Barbara, CA. We are members of the Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors. Contact Mike Pyzel, Marine Surveyor to get your marine survey scheduled.

Services:
  • Boat Surveyor
  • Marine Surveyor

Featured Reviews for Marine Surveyor Pros in Oxnard

Billy Fox Marine Surveyor
Michael S
October 3, 2024
“Great experience overall. Professional, responsive and thorough.“
Garrett Marine Surveys
Todd I
July 11, 2024
“Jim was very thorough and extremely easy to work with. A true pro.“
Elite Marine Surveyors
Chad C
September 23, 2024
“Great team of knowledgeable guys. Did a very thorough survey on a 61 Princess I was buying and found all sorts of things that I'm sure the average surveyor would miss, including a section of wet deck that will be pricey to repair. Reasonably priced and very good communication. Got the report back in 24 hours.“

Marine Surveyor FAQs

What does a marine surveyor do?

A marine surveyor is a trained professional who inspects boats and yachts to assess their condition, safety, and value. They provide detailed reports that are often required for buying or selling a vessel, obtaining insurance, or meeting regulatory requirements.

When should I hire a marine surveyor?

You should hire a marine surveyor whenever you’re purchasing a used boat, renewing insurance, after major repairs or modifications, or if you simply want an expert evaluation of your boat’s current condition and value.

What types of surveys can a marine surveyor perform?

Marine surveyors typically offer several types of surveys including pre-purchase surveys, insurance surveys, appraisal surveys, and damage surveys. Each survey is tailored to a specific need—whether it’s determining fair market value or assessing damage after an incident.

How long does a marine survey take?

The time depends on the size and complexity of the vessel. On average, a standard pre-purchase marine survey can take anywhere from 4 to 8 hours, with a detailed report delivered within a few days.

How much does a marine survey cost?

Costs vary based on the boat’s size, type, and the scope of the survey. Most marine surveyors charge a per-foot rate, typically ranging from $20 to $30 per foot, plus additional fees for haul-outs or specialized inspections.

Will a marine surveyor sea trial the boat?

Many pre-purchase surveys include a sea trial where the marine surveyor tests the boat on the water to evaluate its performance, handling, and onboard systems. Be sure to confirm whether a sea trial is included before booking.

Do I need a marine survey for boat insurance?

Most insurance companies require a current marine survey to underwrite or renew a boat insurance policy, especially for older vessels. The survey helps them understand the boat’s condition and risk factors.

How do I choose the right marine surveyor?

Look for a surveyor who is accredited by organizations like SAMS (Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors) or NAMS (National Association of Marine Surveyors), has experience with your type of boat, and provides sample reports for review.