Typical Survey Costs?
#2
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I'm not sure how much of the price is a function of length, but I imagine that they look at all the same features and systems regardless of length, though a bigger boat may require a bit more time examining structure. For my 35' I paid 450 for my survey, he was a SAMS Accredited Marine Surveyor.
#3
i paid 600 for mine on my 34 Scarab. best money i spent on it
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Throttles- Cleveland Construction 377 Talon
08 OPA Class 1 National Champion
08 Class 1 Geico Triple Crown Champion
08 OPA High Points Champion
10 OPA Class 1 National Champion ( happy now Ed! )
#7
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Having a performance boat surveyed by someone not familiar with HP is a waste of money. There's huge differences between Cigarettes and Sea Rays. Get ahold of Ed Cozzi here on the boards- he can tell you all.
#8
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Survey on a 27' Fountain is $15.00 per foot.
Sea Trial is flat rate $150.00.
Compression test is $150.00 per engine.
Survey includes ECM scan of both engines and moisture meter check of transom, stringers, frames and lateral bulkheads.
Survey also includes full physical check of outdrives, gimbals, props and transom plates.
Be careful. Many sportfish and motoryacht surveyors wouldn't know the difference between an Alpha One or a #6 Dry-sump.
Sea Trial is flat rate $150.00.
Compression test is $150.00 per engine.
Survey includes ECM scan of both engines and moisture meter check of transom, stringers, frames and lateral bulkheads.
Survey also includes full physical check of outdrives, gimbals, props and transom plates.
Be careful. Many sportfish and motoryacht surveyors wouldn't know the difference between an Alpha One or a #6 Dry-sump.