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Surveys can be carried out on most accepted boat
construction materials including:
GRP, steel, timber / plywood, aluminium and ferro-cement
Bill Rosie has a reputation for specialist
knowledge of all inland waterway craft.
Most surveys will employ a variety of
tools including non-destructive methods where appropriate.
For example; steel and aluminium thickness testing and GRP /
FRP moisture content.
The types of surveys offered;
- CONDITION: Or pre-purchase surveys
cover the vessel as a whole, usually during sale and
purchase, but also normal for insurance purposes. Full
reports provide information on the shell, hull, deck and
superstructure and their component structures,
installations of engineering, gas, electric’s, plumbing
and rig. All subject to accessibility.
- DAMAGE: Assessment of the damage
and the implications on unseen parts or equipment.
Repair schedules can be provided where necessary.
- VALUATION: There are several
reasons why a valuation is required:
Insurance, finance house, divorce, probate, etc..
The report covers a full description of the boat and
it’s relevant contents with an assessment in the current
market place for the particular type.
- CERTIFICATION: Accredited surveyor
for MCA class V A & B, sail &
power Charter codes, Work boat and NDP codes,
British Waterways Boat Safety Scheme.
- LITIGATION: Reports compiled as
expert witness for legal action
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