Professional, accurate and thorough Yacht and Small Craft inspection services. Providing informative and relevant reports that are prepared in a concise, easy to read and understand format. Written reports that contain valuable and and accurate information that you, the boat purchaser and / or owner can really use. Construction consisting of FRP (fiber reinforced plastic or Fiberglass(R)), composite, aluminum and steel.
Note: Bayside Marine Surveying, Inc., is NOT affiliated with Bayside Marine Service of Middle River / White Marsh.
Note: Bayside Marine Surveying, Inc., is NOT affiliated with Bayside Marine Service of Middle River / White Marsh.
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Alan C. Gaidelis, a lifetime boater, entered the marine surveying profession in 1995 at the recommendation of another SAMS Accredited surveyor.
In 1999, he sold a repair business and founded Bayside Marine Surveying, Inc., so that he could survey full time.
Since then, Alan has gained a reputation for thoroughness, accuracy and honesty, and his business has grown steadily.
Alan has spent most of his life working with those things mechanical.
He possesses an extensive knowledge of marine mechanics and systems and most types of boat construction.
In 1999, he sold a repair business and founded Bayside Marine Surveying, Inc., so that he could survey full time.
Since then, Alan has gained a reputation for thoroughness, accuracy and honesty, and his business has grown steadily.
Alan has spent most of his life working with those things mechanical.
He possesses an extensive knowledge of marine mechanics and systems and most types of boat construction.
There are no Governmental regulation for Surveyors of recreational vessels.
Certain marine surveyors are permitted to use a designation denoting the level of membership in accrediting organizations.
These organizations subject potential members to a thorough peer review and successful completion of a written exam.
Members are required to attend annual continuing education and to meet strict professional, technical and ethical standards.
The most recognized accrediting organizations are The Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors (SAMS) with a designation of Accredited Marine Surveyor (AMS), and the National Association of Marine Surveyors (NAMS) with the designation of Certified Marine Surveyor (CMS).
Certain marine surveyors are permitted to use a designation denoting the level of membership in accrediting organizations.
These organizations subject potential members to a thorough peer review and successful completion of a written exam.
Members are required to attend annual continuing education and to meet strict professional, technical and ethical standards.
The most recognized accrediting organizations are The Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors (SAMS) with a designation of Accredited Marine Surveyor (AMS), and the National Association of Marine Surveyors (NAMS) with the designation of Certified Marine Surveyor (CMS).
Alan has been a pleasure to work with.
He went out of his way to explain even the smallest of details during our boat survey.
He was always friendly and very professional.
I would recommend Bayside Marine Surveying to anyone needing a detailed marine survey that produces the final report in a very timely manner as promised.
Alan has surveyed several boats I bought, you can always expect a very detailed and informative report.
Alan also takes the time to explain his findings and what they mean for the buyer.
He went out of his way to explain even the smallest of details during our boat survey.
He was always friendly and very professional.
I would recommend Bayside Marine Surveying to anyone needing a detailed marine survey that produces the final report in a very timely manner as promised.
Alan has surveyed several boats I bought, you can always expect a very detailed and informative report.
Alan also takes the time to explain his findings and what they mean for the buyer.
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