Individual maintenance services

The work the yacht needs, when she needs it

Not every owner wants a full management plan. We also take on individual jobs — from a wash and a wax to mechanical care — and we do them to the same standard.

Care scaled to the job

Some yachts need a standing program. Others need a defined piece of work done well and then left in good order. We handle both. The list below is the work owners ask for most often; if the yacht needs something adjacent, we will say so plainly and arrange it.

Most requested

  • General mechanical maintenance
  • Teak cleaning
  • Stainless polishing
  • General organization on board
  • Wash-downs
  • Waxes and fiberglass detailing
  • Engine-room detailing

Yacht detailing

A proper wash includes the surfaces you see and the ones you do not: under hatches and along gutter tracks where they can be reached. Salt, bird droppings, water stains, and dirt come off; windows and brightwork are dried. Washes can be booked once, or set on a recurring schedule that fits how the boat is used.

Teak cleaning

Teak is treated according to its condition, not a single recipe. We clean and brighten decks and, when the wood calls for it, follow with sanding or protection so the timber stays even. The full range is on the Teak Maintenance & Sanding page.

Interior cleaning

Cabins, saloons, and heads are cleaned so the yacht feels ready for the owner, not merely rinsed. Plans can be a one-time deep clean or a regular interior detail between trips.

Wax and fiberglass

Gelcoat and painted surfaces hold their value when they are washed, corrected, and protected on a sensible cycle. Two-step through four-step polish, sealant, and ceramic coating are described on the Yacht Polishing & Paint Care page.

Engine-room detailing

A clean engine room is easier to inspect and safer to work in. We clean, organize, and present the space so leaks, wear, and service items are visible rather than hidden by dirt.

Hurricane plan

Named-storm preparation follows a written plan for the vessel. We check on yachts when it is safe to do so, including after the weather has passed. Boats already under a Ronin Grey service arrangement are first in line for storm prep.

Next step

Tell us about the yacht

Call Captain Poda, or send a short note with the vessel, her location, and what you need.