Diver beside a houseboat hull during underwater service

Specialty underwater service

Houseboat underwater cleaning and visual billet inspection.

Cleaning and documented visual observations for accessible houseboat flotation billets and underwater components, starting at $1,000 CAD.

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Underwater care designed for houseboats.

Houseboats present a different underwater profile from conventional sailboats and motor yachts. Multiple flotation billets, structural connections, utilities, and limited access points require a carefully scoped approach. ScrubMarine provides underwater cleaning with a visual inspection of accessible flotation billets and a documented summary of visible conditions.

The service can remove marine growth from accessible underwater surfaces and identify obvious visible concerns such as heavy fouling, displaced components, impact marks, unusual wear, or conditions that deserve closer specialist review.

Starting at $1,000 CAD

Final pricing depends on houseboat size, access, fouling, and scope.

Visual billet inspection

Accessible flotation surfaces and connections are viewed underwater.

Cleaning at the berth

Work is completed in the water where access and site rules permit.

Photo documentation

Images and observations provide a useful maintenance record.

What a visual inspection can—and cannot—show.

The visual inspection documents conditions visible to the diver at the time of service. Water clarity, fouling, geometry, and access can restrict visibility. It is not an engineering assessment, structural certification, flotation-capacity calculation, or guarantee of concealed conditions. If a potential concern is observed, the report can help the owner decide whether a qualified marine surveyor, engineer, or repair specialist should investigate further.

Information needed for a quote.

  • Houseboat length, width, and berth location
  • Number and general arrangement of flotation billets
  • Known fouling level and last underwater service date
  • Available photos, drawings, or prior visual inspection notes
  • Marina access, parking, dock, and scheduling requirements