surveyor needed

[larryrotta]

I may be close to my TE 28 so now I'm in need of a recommended surveyor in the Annapolis area. Boat is 2001, Yanmar powered. I'm from MI and know no one in the area. Please help. Thanks

[Radioman]

Try Mike Grame of True Blue Marine, LLC cell 410-980-3974, office 757-325-9085
He recently surveyed a boat for me down in Va. Beach but I know he works in Annapolis also.
He did an excellent job, was easy to work with, and charged a reasonable price.
Feel free to email me if necessary. whall@emciwireless.com

[DCatSea]

CAPT. Jon Sheller (USN) at Rockhold Creek Marina, Deale MD 410 867 7919. Good guy and a former USN Submarine Service Captain, so MUST be great. 20 minutes from Annapolis.

[nussbda]

Ken Roberts of East Coast Marine Surveying And Thermal Imaging, 301.922.5394, surveyed a Camano 31 for me. He was very thorough and knowledgeable. I was very satisfied.

[larryrotta]

Thanks to he three of you for for your timely response to my inquiry. I spoke with each of the souls you guys referred and I suspect I'd been satisfied with the work of all of them. Mike is too far away and travel cost would have added $200 to the survey. Jon was fun but I think we would have spent too much time with submarine stories to get the survey finished. He also was a bit distant (only travelwise). Should this evolve I will use Ken Roberts, an impressive guy who explained his work and approach clearly. Not sure I'm looking forward to reading a 40 page report though; my sense has been the best reports are 8-9 pages. The boat is in Chester, MD and I can't get there till around the first of Oct so I hope she is as good real as she looks on paper. Thank you again

[Emcunningham]

http://www.corsicamarinesurveys.com/

This is who we recently used. Travis Palmer. He was fantastic, even through major delays, weather, last min financing changes... and he is right in the area of the boat you are looking to survey! His prices were incredibly reasonable, and he fit us in, last min. Palmer seems to prefer e-mail and text over phone calls, just a heads up.

[DCatSea]

Us old submariners are somewhat prone to extended sea-stories. The trait becomes more pronounced after tot-time, and dits may extend far beyond the stamina of mere skimmers.

Beware of old sailors who start with, "I remember....." or possibly even worse, "Did you ever......?"