A partial inspection is the right option when you don’t need (or don’t have time for) a full condition survey, but you still want clear, professional answers about specific parts of the vessel. This service focuses on the areas that matter most to you: for example, a moisture check on the hull and deck, a targeted inspection of the rig and spars, a review of safety equipment, a quick assessment of visible structural elements, or a focused look at selected onboard systems. Before the visit, the scope is agreed so expectations are aligned and the inspection time is used efficiently. During the inspection, findings are documented in a structured way, highlighting any defects, risks, signs of previous repairs, and items that may require further investigation. You’ll also receive practical recommendations on next steps—whether that’s additional testing, a specialist check, maintenance planning, or negotiating repairs. Partial inspections are commonly used as a “go/no-go” step before committing to a purchase, before a long passage, after an incident, or when a buyer, owner, or yard needs an independent second opinion. The goal is simple: reduce uncertainty, avoid costly surprises, and give you confidence to make the next decision with facts, not guesswork.