Found 9 verified boat surveying & inspection professionals in Miami
Ordered by rating and review volume.
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Blue-and-white tanker ship under way on open water, photographed from a low angle with waves in the foreground.
A man in a blue shirt uses a handheld moisture meter on a white boat hull during a survey.
Center-console sport fishing boat with a blue hull and T-top underway on a calm waterway lined with waterfront homes.
Moisture meter being used on a Mercury outboard motor cowling during a marine inspection.
Twin marine diesel propulsion engines with exhaust systems and fuel filters in a yacht engine room.Typical job length: 3-8 hours (survey report delivered within 3-5 business days)
Marine survey: typical $29 per foot
Most charge $27.50–$30 per foot · 10 Florida businesses
Capt Ariel and Associates holds the market's top rating at 5.0★ across 20 reviews. Owners highlight a thorough approach that uncovers hidden boat defects, with buyers singled out as a key client group.
Miami Marine Survey pairs a 4.9★ rating with 107 reviews, the largest review base among the top-rated Pros. TB Marine Surveyors also earns 4.9★, drawn from 10 reviews.
Beyond the leaders, the market includes Conarina Group (4.5★, 16 reviews), SouthShore Marine Diesel (4.7★, 15 reviews), and Ocean Blue Marine Surveyors (5.0★, 1 review). Specialties vary: Conarina's clients return for vessel documentation and flagging, including one Tanzania flag registration completed in two working days. SouthShore's reviewers highlight Caterpillar engine expertise, with mechanic Randy credited for quickly identifying stuck ball valves in Racor systems.
Review summaries also name Captain Scott Virgin for a thorough inspection process and broad technical knowledge across boats, catamarans, and yachts. Blanco Surveyors is praised for handling rush jobs well, though communication and follow-through are described as hit-or-miss.
Across the nine verified Pros, services include ABYC compliance inspection, boat condition survey, boat electrical system inspection, boat financing survey, boat structural inspection, boat through-hull inspection, and boat valuation survey.
The top six Pros range from 4.5★ to 5.0★. Capt Ariel and Ocean Blue both hold 5.0★, but Ocean Blue's score rests on a single review, while Capt Ariel's rests on 20. Miami Marine Survey stands out for review volume at 107, and TB Marine Surveyors and Miami Marine Survey both sit at 4.9★.
Focus areas also differ. Capt Ariel's reviews center on defect detection, Conarina's on documentation and flagging, and SouthShore's on engine diagnostics. Against a market average of 4.8★ across 183 reviews, these differences help owners match a Pro to the specific job at hand.
Other top-rated Pros include Ocean Blue Marine Surveyors, SouthShore Marine Diesel, and Conarina Group.
Reviewers consistently praise Capt Ariel's thoroughness in uncovering hidden boat defects, and Miami Marine Survey has the largest review base among the leaders. Specialties differ as well, with Conarina Group noted for vessel documentation and flagging and SouthShore Marine Diesel for Caterpillar engine diagnostics.
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