In our local environment, we generally recommend a professional cleaning, at minimum, every 4 weeks. During the warmer months of May-October, marine growth—particularly "hard growth" like barnacles accelerates rapidly, so some owners prefer, or require, a twice monthly rotation to maintain peak performance. Consistent cleaning not only keeps your boat fast and fuel-efficient but also extends the life of your bottom paint by allowing us to use less aggressive cleaning techniques.

Anodes (zincs) should typically be replaced when they are about 50% consumed. Depending on the water conditions and electrical activity in your marina, this usually happens every 4 to 6 months. We prioritize high-quality brands like Zimar and Tecnoseal to ensure maximum protection against galvanic corrosion.

Yes. Even if your boat is sitting idle at the dock, marine growth never stops. In fact, an unused boat can often accumulate growth faster because there is no water moving over the hull to discourage organisms from attaching.

Yes. Every service includes a detailed inspection of the hull, running gear, intakes, and anodes (zincs). We provide photographic reports that include assessments of the condition of your bottom paint and anodes (zincs) to help you track the wear of your anodes and bottom paint over time.

Yes, we can pull propellers while the boat is in the water using specialized equipment and techniques to ensure safety and efficiency. This allows you to avoid the high cost and scheduling delays of a haul-out at a boatyard.