Prepare for the season ahead.
A useful maintenance plan starts with records, current faults and the date you intend to use the yacht.
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MARINE GROUP IMAGE ARCHIVEReview the records
Share recent service reports, known defects and equipment details. Separate routine maintenance from unresolved faults or optional upgrades.
Prioritise the work
Discuss safety-related and operational concerns first with the responsible specialists. Inspection determines the appropriate scope and any additional investigation.
Keep a usable record
The scope should identify the service information and handover documents to be supplied. Future maintenance follows equipment guidance and project-specific advice.
How do you prepare a pre-season yacht maintenance list?
Bring together engine and generator service records, electrical and battery condition, pumps, water systems and hull observations. Inspection and service intervals follow the equipment manufacturer’s instructions. A checklist is not a remote seaworthiness assessment.
What if maintenance reveals a need for upgrades?
Separate fault repair from equipment replacement. For issues discovered during disassembly, request the reason, proposed work, cost and schedule impact in writing. Upgrades affecting several systems may need a separate refit scope.
For our first conversation
- Vessel make, model and length
- Current marina or shipyard
- Work priorities and maintenance history
- Intended cruising or delivery date
Start with your yacht.
Share your priorities and intended schedule.
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