Damage & Casualty Investigation
Physical evidence, installation details, maintenance history and the technical sequence of events are examined together to identify credible failure mechanisms and contributing conditions.
Marine Surveying & Consulting
Expertise
From a focused machinery failure to a complex refit dispute, each engagement begins with a defined technical question, an appropriate inspection scope and a clear understanding of who will rely on the conclusions.
Grubb Marine Surveying & Consulting accepts assignments from yacht owners, attorneys, insurers, financial institutions and other marine-industry stakeholders. The work is proportionate to the matter: focused where the question is narrow, comprehensive where the consequences demand it.
Physical evidence, installation details, maintenance history and the technical sequence of events are examined together to identify credible failure mechanisms and contributing conditions.
Independent inspection, evidence review and engineering analysis for counsel, insurers, mediation, arbitration and litigation involving yachts and marine systems.
Specification review, progress verification, quality control and deficiency assessment for yacht refits, repairs and shipyard matters.
Independent inspection of yacht paint and coating systems during refit, following contamination or damage, and in disputes over finish quality and remedial work.
Independent investigation of corrosion involving underwater metals, bonding systems, cathodic protection, electrical installations and associated machinery.
Independent technical investigation of propulsion machinery, shafting, alignment, seals, exhaust, cooling systems and associated installation conditions.
Detailed assessment of machinery, structure and onboard systems for owners, insurers, lenders and prospective purchasers. Scope is tailored to the vessel, the decision at hand and the intended reliance on the report.
Review of vessel installations against applicable regulations, recognized standards, manufacturer requirements and accepted marine practice, with attention to the actual engineering consequence of each condition.
Reasoned market-value and replacement-cost opinions supported by vessel condition, specifications, documented improvements, current market evidence and the purpose of the appraisal.



Define the assignment
Send a concise summary of the vessel, issue, location and timing. Supporting reports, photographs and records can be reviewed after an initial conflict check.