Engineering • Marine

Engineering, modernisation and refit of yachts and superyachts

We treat yacht engineering as a separate technical environment: limited space, dense equipment, strict requirements for noise, service access, water, climate and reliability.

Compact installation

Every assembly must remain serviceable in restricted technical spaces.

Quiet comfort

Pumps, ventilation and pipework are considered together with vibration, acoustics and requirements of accommodation areas.

Modernisation

A refit should integrate new equipment into existing systems without uncontrolled accumulation of routes and components.

Scope of work

  • Fresh water, hot-water systems, pumps, storage tanks and distribution assemblies.
  • Black water, grey water, drainage, sanitary systems and emergency level monitoring.
  • Reverse osmosis, filtration, softening and water treatment within the project scope.
  • HVAC, chilled water, fan-coils, ventilation, dehumidification and condensation control.
  • SPA, pools, showers, sanitary areas and associated engineering equipment.
  • Controls, leak, level and pressure sensors and remote monitoring.
  • Survey of existing systems before refit and preparation of a modernisation scope.
  • Commissioning and verification of system interaction after works are completed.

What the client receives

Service access

A refit should not make the next service season depend on dismantling half of a technical space.

Reduced risk

We account for leakage, vibration, condensation, corrosion and equipment failure in compact spaces.

System integration

New assemblies are coordinated with existing hydraulics, electrical systems and controls.

Clear records

Routes, assemblies and changes are documented so future service does not depend on installer memory.

Yachts

Engineering, modernisation and refit of yachts and superyachts

We treat yacht engineering as a separate technical environment: limited space, dense equipment, strict requirements for noise, service access, water, climate and reliability.