Yacht Management

Owning a yacht should feel like freedom, not a second job. Our management program puts your vessel under the care of one owner-operated team that knows it, checks on it, and keeps every part of its upkeep coordinated, so you show up and go boating.

On-site oversight

We keep eyes on your vessel so problems are found early, not on the day you want to leave the dock.

• Regular vessel check-ins and condition monitoring
• Systems power-ups and visual inspections
• Storm and weather preparedness

Maintenance coordination

One point of contact for everything your boat needs, including the vendors we bring in.

• Preventative maintenance scheduling
• Trusted vendor sourcing and supervision
• Repair coordination and follow-through

Hull, running gear, and electrical

Our core underwater and technical services are built right into management, on the schedule your vessel needs.

• Diver-operated hull cleaning
• Zinc and aluminum anode replacement
• Electrical system service, wiring, and troubleshooting
• Running gear and underwater hardware checks

Exterior and interior care

Your detailing and wash plans are folded into management, along with the interior.

• Wash programs and detailing
• Interior checks, cleaning, and climate monitoring
• Cosmetic upkeep while the boat is idle
• Teak restoration and maintenance

Mechanical and systems support

• Engine and onboard systems checks
• Electronics troubleshooting and upgrades
• AC strainer maintenance
• Issue detection before problems escalate

Logistics and owner support

• Dockage and marina coordination
• Transport, shipping, and delivery oversight
• Pre-arrival prep and post-use inspections

Who management is really for

Management is not about owners who do not understand their boats. Most of the owners we work with know their vessels well. It solves a different set of problems.

• Owners who are not local year-round. A vessel that sits unattended does not rest, it deteriorates. Fouling builds faster on a hull that never moves, batteries discharge, seals dry, and humidity works on the interior. Nobody notices until you arrive expecting to go boating.
• Owners keeping a boat at a private dock. A marina provides incidental oversight simply because staff and other owners are around. At a private residential dock, a failed bilge pump or a chafing line is nobody’s problem until it becomes a large one.
• Owners juggling too many vendors. A diver, a detailer, a mechanic, an electronics tech, and a canvas shop, all scheduled separately, none of them talking to each other. Issues fall between them and the owner ends up project managing their own boat on weekends.
• Owners who simply do not have the time. Knowing what the vessel needs and having the hours to make it happen are two different things, and Tampa Bay water does not pause while you are busy.

How it works

We start with a conversation about the vessel, where you keep it, and how you actually use it. A boat that runs offshore every weekend has different wear, a different cleaning interval, and different anode consumption than one that sits in a slip most of the year, and the plan should reflect that.

From there we build a schedule around the vessel rather than fitting you into a package. You stay as involved in the decisions as you want to be. Some owners want a call before anything happens, others want it handled and reported. Both work.

Built around your vessel

Management plans also cover our dock, lift, and seawall care. Every service comes with the same documentation we provide on its own: dive reports with photos and video, plus easy online billing, so you always know your vessel’s condition even when you are away.

Tell us about your boat, where you keep it, and how you use it, and we will build a management plan around it.