Project Management
Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Part of a management program.
A yard period goes wrong in the gap between the owner and the vendor. We stand in that gap.
We personally oversee and manage projects so the work being performed is done correctly and efficiently. That means sourcing and vetting the yard or vendor, agreeing the scope in writing, being physically present while the work happens, and inspecting it before anyone signs off.
You get one point of contact and one accountable party. We are not paid by the yard, so our interest is the same as yours.
What is on the list.
Everything below is something we personally oversee on a project, and which lines apply depends on the scope we agree with you.
What we oversee
- Yard coordination and haul-out management
- Refit and repower oversight
- Vendor sourcing, quoting, and scheduling
- On-site quality inspection before sign-off
- Owner representation and progress reporting
One coordinator holds this list against your vessel, on one invoice. What happens on the boat is written up in Mariner Pro the same week, by the people who were standing on it.
The rest of the program.
A management program runs the services together, on one invoice. The mix is set when we survey the boat, because a vessel used most weekends needs a different program from one that mostly sits.
- Yacht Maintenance Scheduled mechanical and systems work, so the boat is ready the moment you are.
- Exterior Detailing Wash, polish, and ceramic coating on a schedule built around how you use the boat.
- Interior Detailing Laundry, deep clean, and turnover so the boat is ready before you arrive.
- Captain and Crew Insurance-verified, background-checked captains scheduled for any trip.
- Concierge Flights, dockage, reservations, and the arrangements that happen off the boat.
- Hurricane Planning Your insurer wants a filed plan. We source it, document it, and execute it.
Talk to us about your boat.
754-260-7773Call and we will walk the vessel with you and write down what it needs now. We'll tell you what it will need this year and what a program would cover. Fort Lauderdale and Miami, and seasonally the tri-state area and the Great Lakes.