If you've had an unfortunate incident with your Nordhavn Yacht, rest assured we are here to assist
you in every way possible.
We have experience dealing with a variety of insurance
claims and insurance adjusters.
Our experience with lightning strikes, fire
damage, collision and even an untimely incident with a low bridge, combined with our extensive knowledge
of the Nordhavn fleet, puts us ahead of the pack when it comes to making your Nordhavn Yacht seaworthy again.
Our dedicated team will endeavor to put your Nordhavn Yacht back into the condition it was before the incident, or
better if we can.
Trust us! We know how much you care for your boat.
If you have questions or concerns, we will be happy to put you in touch with
customers who have wished their boats had sunk but left our yard with a smile.
As of October 2008, we are presently working on a Nordhavn that has been dropped from a travel hoist.
A thermal scan has proven that the hull is sound, but the thruster tunnel was cracked and the interior woodwork has
considerable damage.
We are confident that the vessel will be magnificent and seaworthy in just
a few short weeks!!
We are looking forward to showing the owners their yacht after we are finished.
Come back in a week or so to view the pictures.
On the left is a Nordhavn 47 engineroom. This time a faulty GFI outlet, some building debris and a tripped breaker in the
pilothouse, is to blame for a fire that literally gutted the engineroom.
The breaker was reset
a couple of times at which point it stayed on while the fire took a hold. The heat melted the plastic Racor filter bowl and
deposited fuel into the fire!
16 Weeks and a large insurace claim. But now the boat looks better
than new. She left Yacht Tech with James on board for a sea trial to New York, spent the summer in New England, back to Florida,
on to the Eastern Caribbean, through the Panama canal and on up the West coast to Seattle.
More Fire Pictures
To the right is a Nordhavn 47 that didn't quite make the turn in a following current, just before the bridge
opened.