Marine Equipment Inspection and Surveys
Foremost RV and Marine Surveys has over 30 years of experience in the RV and boat inspection business. We can offer surveys for pre-purchase, finance and insurance.
Vessels We Survey
Another popular service we provide is the buyer’s marine survey. It will tell you everything you need to know about your future vessel. Whether you’re looking at a smaller fishing boat or a giant yacht, we’re here to help.
List of Vessels
The following is a list of vessels we impact:
- Trailer Boats
- Tow/wake Boats
- Pontoon Boats
- Fishing Boats
- Center Consoles
- Performance Boats
- Sail Boats
- Cruisers
- Houseboats
- Sport Fish
- Yachts
Purchase / Insurance /
Finance Surveys
Buying a boat is a significant financial commitment. Whether it’s for your peace of mind or required by the lender or insurance company, we assure you that you are getting what you need and expect. All vessel components are inspected, and a comprehensive report is completed on each area, identifying any potential deficiencies.
Pre-listing / Seller Inspection
Find out what’s ahead for your boat before listing it for sale. It is the perfect way to fix any major issues and put your best foot forward. You will also improve confidence by the prospective buyer in your vessel with a presale survey.
Routine
Maintenance Inspection
Nothing takes the fun out of boating more than a problem that ends your day on the water before you even start or, worse, strands you on the water. Let us go over your boat stem to stern. We can check it all. Mechanical and propulsion systems, 12-volt electrical, 120-volt electrical, plumbing, and structural. Let us look it over and help you stay ahead of potential problems.
Hull/Structural
The hull is the vessel's backbone, where we find the minor problems before they become big problems. We can inspect and report on the hull and superstructure to accomplish this.
Basic Walk Around
This inspection is intended to be just a “take a look/see.” Sometimes, there may be a vessel located many hours and miles away from you. After taking the time and expense to fly, drive, and overnight stay, you are only to find out the vessel just wasn’t what was advertised. This inspection is a visual-only inspection with a general overview of the vessel and systems.