Boat Bottom Cleaning Services in Orlando, FL

Real, local services offered in the Orlando area.

Recurring Hull Cleaning

Recurring hull cleaning removes algae, barnacles, and other growth from a boat's hull on a monthly or seasonal schedule, which is especially relevant in Florida's warm-water lakes where fouling builds up quickly on a boat kept in the water.

  • Monthly or seasonal cleaning schedules
  • Addresses fast fouling buildup in warm-water lakes
  • Keeps performance and fuel efficiency up

Keep in mind: Recurring cleaning is for boats kept in the water and needing ongoing upkeep -- if you're getting a boat ready for a one-time sale, survey, or haul-out, a single cleaning or underwater inspection may be a better fit than committing to a recurring schedule.

How do I know if my hull needs cleaning?

Common signs include reduced top speed, lower fuel efficiency, visible slime or growth along the waterline, and a rougher feel to the hull when checked by hand or by a diver.

How often should hull cleaning be scheduled in Florida's warm-water lakes?

Fouling builds up faster in warm water than in cooler climates, which is why many boats kept in Florida lakes are cleaned on a monthly or seasonal schedule rather than just once or twice a year. Your provider can recommend a cadence based on how the boat is used and stored.

Zinc Anode Replacement

Zinc (or sacrificial) anodes corrode in place of a boat's more expensive underwater metal components, and need periodic inspection and replacement once they've worn down. This is commonly bundled with a hull cleaning visit.

  • Protects underwater metal from corrosion
  • Checked and replaced during routine cleaning visits
  • Prevents more costly corrosion damage

Keep in mind: Anode replacement addresses corrosion protection going forward -- it won't fix existing corrosion damage that's already occurred to underwater metal, which may need separate repair.

How do I know if my zinc anodes need replacing?

Anodes are typically checked during a routine hull cleaning visit and replaced once they've worn down significantly, since a mostly-corroded anode is no longer protecting the metal it's meant to sacrifice itself for.

Propeller & Running Gear Cleaning

Growth on a propeller and running gear can reduce performance and cause vibration, so cleaning this area is typically included alongside a hull cleaning visit to keep the whole underwater system performing as expected.

  • Propeller and shaft cleaning
  • Reduces vibration and performance loss
  • Usually bundled with hull cleaning

Underwater Inspection

Underwater inspection sends a diver to check the hull, running gear, and thru-hull fittings for damage or issues, often with photo or video documentation provided -- useful ahead of a sale, survey, or simply as a periodic check.

  • Diver-based visual inspection
  • Photo/video documentation available
  • Useful before a sale or insurance survey

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