Yard period & project management

Someone on your side in the yard

Haul-outs and refits go wrong when no one owns the schedule. We represent you with the yard and the trades, and we stay on the work until it is finished properly.

Yard periods without the usual friction

A yard period is a project, not a drop-off. We help choose the right facility, set the scope and the budget, and keep contractors moving against a written list. You receive regular updates instead of a silence broken by a surprise invoice.

We walk the boat during the work and again at the end, so quality is checked before she goes back in the water — not after you discover a problem on the first trip.

How we run the yard

  • Supervision of the full yard period, from haul-out to launch
  • Sourcing yards and vendors that fit the yacht and the job
  • Regular updates so you know where the work stands
  • Periodic inspections and a final review before acceptance
  • Standing meetings with the yard and trades to protect the schedule

Refit work we oversee

Mechanical, electrical, interior, exterior, and systems work — planned as one project, not a pile of separate contractors.

Mechanical upgrades

Engine repower or replacement, generator upgrades, and stabilizer installations, coordinated with the right specialists and checked against the agreed scope.

Electrical and electronics

AV and IT refits, navigation and radar integration, and lighting redesign inside and out.

Interior redesign

Cabinetry and woodwork, flooring and soft goods, galley upgrades, layout changes, and reupholstery.

Exterior enhancements

Hull paint or vinyl wrap, new or repaired teak, structural modifications, and swim platform or hardtop installations.

Systems modernization

Air-conditioning and HVAC, fuel systems, and fire suppression — brought up to the standard the yacht needs now.

Budget and time

A clear picture of cost and schedule, updated as the work moves, so changes are decided rather than discovered.

Next step

Tell us about the yacht

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