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      <image:title>Scott Miller - Scott Miller</image:title>
      <image:caption>Scott Miller is a retired Microsoft executive with an extensive background in electronics, data and computer systems. After more than three decades of recreational and liveaboard boating experience, Miller launched his second career as a Marine Surveyor. Scott is a member of the American Boat and Yacht Council and is an ABYC Master Advisor. He holds certifications in Corrosion, Electrical, Systems and Standards. He has extensive experience maintaining boats and specializes in electronics and network/data systems and getting the best connectivity for working aboard. Scott also brings his 20+ years’ experience in Data and Cloud connectivity working for Microsoft to the industry and to cruisers seeking for connectivity solutions. You can count on Miller to help safely navigate you around the not-always-so-obvious pitfalls in choosing the right vessel in the proper condition. Leveraging his sea-earned skills, detail-oriented (albeit a bit obsessive) nature and time-tested experience, Scott is able to bring the relevant information for your boat purchase decisions.  Scott and his wife Teri spend their spare time cruising aboard their Kadey Krogen 58 “Miller Time” up and down the East Coast and Bahamas.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Services - PRE-PURCHASE SURVEYS</image:title>
      <image:caption>This detailed and comprehensive survey examines everything from cosmetic appearance, structural integrity, out of water inspection, trial runs, and navigation to electrical, fuel systems, propulsion, and all other onboard systems to ensure a confident buying experience. The goal of this survey is to provide the buyer with a condition and valuation to make a decision on the purchase. The insurance and finance companies will also require a copy of this type of survey.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Services - DAMAGE SURVEYS</image:title>
      <image:caption>Evaluation of damage along with recommendation and cost evaluation of possible repair solutions. Damage surveys allow the underwriters to determine the nature, cause and extent of the damage and allow for repair estimates from qualified repair facilities.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Services - INSURANCE SURVEYS</image:title>
      <image:caption>The insurance condition and value survey focuses on those items (largely structural integrity and safety for intended use) which are most likely to lead to or mitigate insurance claims in order to determine if the vessel is an acceptable risk. Most insurance companies will require a survey at vessel purchase when changing ownership, every 3-5 years on basis of the boat’s age. Boats older than 20 years are able to get insurance but it is a more thorough process and a survey with valuation will be required.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Services - Electrical and Corrosion Surveys</image:title>
      <image:caption>Corrosion is one of the most prevalent items found on boats during surveys. Many boaters assume they must live with corrosion and frequently replace items due to galvanic and electrolytic corrosion. This is not the case. The surveyor will determine the extent of the corrosion damage and cause with an in-depth corrosion survey. A corrosion survey will examine the bonding and DC ground system and the cathodic protection levels using a reference cell and a general electrical system inspection for potential causes of galvanic and stray (Electrolytic) corrosion. In addition, an inspection of properly applied coatings on underwater metals and proper anode selection and placement is also part of the survey.</image:caption>
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