Listing the required tasks before booking the haul-out helps organise the boatyard visit. Hull cleaning, anodes and underwater equipment are separate inspection areas. Findings after cleaning can affect the scope, so allow time for assessment.
Start by identifying the need
We plan and carry out maintenance of hull areas and underwater equipment accessible when a yacht is ashore. The process includes boatyard coordination and checks before relaunch.
The schedule considers haul-out availability and the yacht’s maintenance needs. Surface and equipment condition observed after cleaning helps establish any additional work. Painting or hull repairs, where required, are considered as separate service scopes.
Areas to include in the assessment
These topics can help you prepare a list of needs before discussing the work. Not every task is necessary for every vessel; scope depends on equipment, current condition and usage plans.
- Haul-out and relaunch arrangements and boatyard coordination.
- Pressure washing, removal of marine growth and hull surface checks.
- Propeller, shaft, rudder and sealing checks.
- Anode inspection and replacement; checks of seawater inlets, valves and underwater connections.
What information can you share when planning?
Prepare the marina or boatyard location, vessel type and size, previous service records and preferred dates. If you have noticed a problem, explain when it began and under which conditions it appears. Photographs or short videos can help the initial discussion, while the full extent of technical or structural issues may require on-site assessment.
Organising service in Muğla
SolyMar is based at Martı Marina, Orhaniye / Marmaris. Requests at marinas and boatyards in Göcek, Fethiye, Bodrum and other Muğla districts are planned according to scope. Whether work will take place afloat or ashore, and site access conditions, should be clarified during the discussion.
This guide provides general information. Methods and scope for your yacht are established following assessment.
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