Inspection Reports & Documentation
An underwater inspection is only as valuable as the data you take away from it, which is why professional reporting is at the heart of everything we do. While comprehensive documentation is included with every service we offer, we also provide our Inspection Reports & Documentation package as an enhanced, standalone service. This is specifically designed for insurance adjusters, marine surveyors, structural engineers, real estate professionals, and commercial asset managers who need a formal, highly structured archive of underwater conditions.
Our reports translate raw underwater video footage into clear, actionable information. We compile an executive summary that indexes the exact date, location, and scope of work performed, followed by a prioritized condition checklist. We clearly isolate and flag areas of concern, such as metal corrosion, wood-boring organism damage, structural cracks, or severe scouring, and match them with time-stamped visual evidence. When tracking assets over time, we can also include before-and-after comparison imagery to document changes in structure or marine growth accumulation.
You will receive a polished digital package containing a comprehensive PDF report, an organized high-resolution photo file appendice, and direct download links for your full HD video logs. This presentation removes all guesswork, giving you a professional asset record perfect for multi-year maintenance budgeting, regulatory compliance, real estate disclosures, or supporting complex insurance claims.
Pricing:
- Basic reporting is Included with our core inspection services
- Standalone documentation formatting or enhanced commercial asset management reporting packages are available via custom quotes.
When to Call:
Request this standalone service during commercial property acquisitions, prior to major waterfront structural renovations, for regulatory insurance audits, or when establishing an annual baseline monitoring program for high-value marine infrastructure
Please Note: Reports reflect visual conditions observed exclusively on the date of inspection and are intended to assist in decision-making; they do not serve as structural engineering approvals or guarantees of future asset performance.