Boat & yacht bottom cleaning in Miami & Fort Lauderdale, answered.

Our robotic boat bottom cleaning memberships start at $5.50 per foot per month, with the condition log and anode (zinc) tracking included; the Signature care adds the master diver and the HD film of every service. Traditional hull cleaning divers charge per dive; we keep your hull permanently clean for a flat monthly rate.

In the warm waters of Miami and Fort Lauderdale, a boat hull needs cleaning every 4 to 6 weeks year-round. Marine growth starts within days of berthing and increases fuel consumption by up to 20–30%.

Yes — safer than scraping. Our underwater drone uses soft certified brushes that remove growth without stripping antifouling or bottom paint, extending its life and postponing your next haul-out and repaint.

All marinas across South Florida: Aventura, Williams Island, Haulover, Sunny Isles, Miami Beach, Bal Harbour, North Miami, Hallandale Beach, Dania Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach and West Palm Beach. In-water hull cleaning at your berth, by appointment.

Yes — on the Signature and Prestige memberships. The robot grooms the flat hull surfaces; a master diver finishes the running gear by hand: propellers, shafts, rudders, through-hulls, plus anode (zinc) inspection and replacement when they are spent.

No. Everything is done in the water, at your slip, while your boat stays in its berth. No haul-out, no travel lift, no lost days — in-water hull cleaning is the whole point of the robot.

In Miami’s warm water a soft slime film returns within days and hard growth within weeks. That is why one-off cleanings never keep a hull clean: our 4-week rhythm lifts the film before barnacles can anchor, so the bottom paint keeps working.

Yes. The robot works on any smooth hull — monohull, catamaran, sportfish or center console — from around 30 feet up to superyacht size. Keels, rudders and hard-to-reach areas are finished by our diver.