For Emergency
Assistance Call
Delivering Peace of Mind
Comprehensive maintenance and repair services to keep your yacht in top condition.
Routine Maintenance
Your yacht needs regular care to maintain its beauty and function.
Trust the Yacht Spot to keep your engine running smoothly year after year.
Oil Changes
Are you changing your oil every 100* hours? Let us do the dirty work and help your engine last 50% longer.
*Refer to your engine's guide for suggested frequency of oil changes.
Jump Starts and Fuel Drops
Battery died or ran out of fuel? We will bring what you need. (You pay for fuel/oil.)
Soft Ungroundings
Ran aground and need a little lift? We will re-float you and get you back on the water.
Engine Repairs
Dead in the water, but not sure why? Our salvage team will get you to shore and diagnose the problem. Or meet your boat where it's docked at.
Our repair technicians will source any part, if we don't have it in stock.
Upgrades and Additions
The Yacht Spot specializes in Biminis and fiberglassing. Schedule a call with our team for a custom quote.
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Things to Consider When Buying Your Next Yacht
Things to Consider When Buying Your Next Yacht
Buying a yacht is a significant investment and a decision that requires careful consideration. Here are some important factors to keep in mind when purchasing your next yacht.
1. Define Your Purpose
Before you start shopping, clearly define what you want to use the yacht for. Are you planning long voyages, weekend getaways, or entertaining guests? Understanding your primary use will help you determine the type and size of the yacht you need.
2. Set a Budget
Establishing a budget is crucial. Remember to account for not only the purchase price but also ongoing costs such as maintenance, mooring, insurance, and crew salaries. Having a clear budget will help you narrow down your options and avoid overspending.
3. New vs. Pre-Owned
Decide whether you want to buy a new yacht or a pre-owned one. New yachts come with the latest technology and customization options but at a higher cost. Pre-owned yachts can be more affordable but may require more maintenance and updates.
4. Inspect and Sea Trial
Always conduct a thorough inspection and sea trial before making a purchase. Hire a professional surveyor to assess the yacht's condition and identify any potential issues. A sea trial will give you a feel for how the yacht performs and handles on the water.
5. Consider the Resale Value
Yachts depreciate over time, so it's wise to consider the potential resale value. Research brands and models known for holding their value well. A well-maintained yacht with a good resale value can provide a better return on investment.
Conclusion
Buying a yacht is an exciting but complex process. By considering your purpose, budget, and whether to buy new or pre-owned, you can make an informed decision. At Yacht Spot, we offer expert advice and a wide selection of yachts to help you find the perfect vessel for your needs.
