Start from what you notice on board.
A smell, cloudy water, black spots, a positive lab result. These plain-language guides explain what a symptom may indicate, what the crew can safely check first and when an inspection makes sense — and lead you to the right service.
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Smells, mould and air that doesn’t feel fresh
Every onboard smell has a source. Find it before you cover it.
Read the guideWhy Does My Yacht AC Smell?The smell arrives with the airflow. So does its source.
Read the guideMould on a Yacht: Where It Comes From and What to DoWiping the spots away is easy. Stopping them coming back is not.
Read the guideCondensation on a Yacht: Why It Happens and How to Stop It Causing MouldWater where it shouldn't be: how to trace it before it becomes mould.
Read the guideDirty Fan Coils on a Yacht: Signs and RisksHow to recognise a fan coil that needs attention before guests notice.
Read the guideIs the HVAC on My Yacht Dirty Inside?Reading the clues on ceilings, vents and airflow before opening anything.
Read the guideTaste, smell, colour and lab results
The type of smell is the best clue to where it starts.
Read the guideWhy Is the Water on My Yacht Cloudy?Sometimes it is only air. Sometimes it is worth a closer look.
Read the guideIs My Yacht's Water Tank Contaminated?Tanks are out of sight, which is exactly why problems grow there.
Read the guideWe Have a Positive Legionella Result on Board: What Now?A calm, practical guide for captains, engineers and managers after a positive sample.
Read the guideThe galley and the yacht’s calendar
Don’t mask the symptom. Trace the source.
Air fresheners, a new filter or a quick flush can make a problem disappear for a few days. We prefer to find where it starts — a fan coil, a tray, a dead leg in the pipes, a greasy duct — treat it, and write down what we found so it doesn’t come back unnoticed.
Tell us about the yacht
Yacht length, marina, systems and what you have noticed on board. A technician reads the message and calls you back to plan the survey.
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Where we work
Italian Riviera and Tuscany marinas and yards — Viareggio, La Spezia, Portofino, Genoa, Sanremo, Livorno, Argentario — and other Mediterranean ports on request.
Documented work
Every job ends with a technical report and photos for the yacht's records.
Not sure where the problem starts?
Let the technical team assess it onboard.
In marina, at the yard or during lay-up. We tell you what needs treating — and what doesn’t.
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