Marine Surveyors The Hamble, Hamble River - Solent. Hamble Yacht Surveys / Hamble Yacht Surveyor.
Solent based RP Marine Surveys regulary perform yacht surveys in Hamble boatyards and marinas. If you would like a competitive quote for a survey or a chat please do not hesitate to ring or use one of our quote forms found on the Pre-purchase page or Insurance Renewal Surveys page.
There are at least 9 places along the Hamble where boats can be lifted to be surveyed.
1. Marine Surveyors Hamble, Hampshire - Swanick Marina & Boatyard
Swanick Marina is situated on the eastern bank of the River Hamble. The marina has berths for 300 boats and a good boatyard. They offer 'lift and hold for survey', usually over lunch. They are able to lift and store boats upto 65 tonnes.
If you require Yacht Surveyor at Swanick Marina, Hamble please call Solent based RP Marine Surveys on (01803) 770928 for a free quote or to book a survey.
2. Marine Surveyors The Hamble, Hampshire. Deacons Boatyard
Situated on a sheltered bank on the western side of the Hamble River, Deacons has 130 berths afloat, hardstanding space and a crane capable of lifting boats up to 16 tons.
If you require Yacht Surveyor at Deacons Boatyard please call Solent based RP Marine Surveys on (01803) 770928 for a free quote or to book a survey.
3. Marine Surveyors The Hamble, Hampshire. Universal Marina
Universal Marina is one of the few remaining independent marinas offering south coast moorings. It has a 250 berths and lifting facilities (formally run by HYS). Situated on the East bank of the River Hamble.
If you require Yacht Surveyor at Universal Marina please call Solent based RP Marine Surveys on (01803) 770928 for a free quote or to book a survey.
4. Marine Surveyors The Hamble, Hampshire. Mercury Yacht Harbour
Originally built by Sir Robin Knox Johnston, Mercury Yacht Harbour is situated where Badnam Creek joins the River Hamble. The marina offers berthing for 360 boats and has deep water at all states of tide.
If you require Yacht Surveyor at Mercury Yacht Harbour please call Solent based RP Marine Surveys on (01803) 770928 for a free quote or to book a survey.
5. Marine Surveyors The Hamble, Hampshire. Hamble Point Marina
A 230 berth marina situated at the mouth of the River Hamble. There is storage ashore for over 850 boats and a 75 ton boat hoist and a 4 ton crane for masts/engines
If you require Yacht Surveyor at Hamble Point Marina please call Solent based RP Marine Surveys on (01803) 770928 for a free quote or to book a survey.
6. Marine Surveyors The Hamble, Hampshire. Port Hamble Marina, MDL
Port Hamble Marina. This is the nearest Marina to the village of Hamble le Rice, and has the most deepwater moorings. A large 60 tonne travel hoist can be used for lift and hold surveys.
If you require Yacht Surveyor at Port Hamble Marina please call Solent based RP Marine Surveys on (01803) 770928 for a free quote or to book a survey.
7. Marine Surveyors The Hamble, Hampshire. Warsash Marine
Warsash Marine Limited operates a marina and boatyard at Stone Pier Boatyard in Warsash close to the mouth of the Hamble River on the East side. They can crane yachts upto 14 tonnes.
If you require Yacht Surveyor at Stone Pier Boatyard, Warsash please call Solent based RP Marine Surveys on (01803) 770928 for a free quote or to book a survey.
8. Marine Surveyors The Hamble, Cabin Boatyard
Cabin Boatyard operates a marina and boatyard just upriver of the A27 on the Hamble River on the West side. They can haul motorboats
If you require Yacht Surveyor at the Cabin Boatyard please call Solent based RP Marine Surveys on (01803) 770928 for a free quote or to book a survey.
9. Marine Surveyors The Hamble, Eastland Boatyard
Eastland Boatyard operates a boatyard just upriver of the M27 on the Hamble River on the East side. They can haul motorboats
If you require Yacht Surveyor at the Eastlands Boatyard please call Solent based RP Marine Surveys on (01803) 770928 for a free quote or to book a suvey.
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