Surveyor advice needed
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He (link below) is one of the more well-respected guys in the area but you should always check on how much a surveyor knows about a specific brand/type boat before making a decision
http://www.huntmarinesurvey.com/
http://www.huntmarinesurvey.com/
I have used Peter A. Hunt who lives in Norton, MA. He is about 30 miles from my marina in Bristol, RI. He is also about 35 miles from New Bedford, MA on Buzzards Bay, so depending where you are on the bay or the cape, he may be willing to come to you.
Give him a call at (508) 285-4984 and see if you are in his service area.
He did an EXCELLENT job on my 10-year insurance survey (C & V) in 2007, and his rates were very reasonable. I received a 20+ page report for his 6 hour survey on my 40' h40.5 and his charge was $350.
Edited to add: I see Don has a similar opinion.....
Give him a call at (508) 285-4984 and see if you are in his service area.
He did an EXCELLENT job on my 10-year insurance survey (C & V) in 2007, and his rates were very reasonable. I received a 20+ page report for his 6 hour survey on my 40' h40.5 and his charge was $350.
Edited to add: I see Don has a similar opinion.....
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Sorry, no. But it's not like you use a surveyor every year, so when you need one you ask around like you are doing. Then you pick one and the next time you need one it is another 5-10 years later.
I'm sure there are a lot of good surveyors out there that I've never known, but you have gotten a common recommendation from three of us here.
I'm sure there are a lot of good surveyors out there that I've never known, but you have gotten a common recommendation from three of us here.
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