MILLER MARINE Miller Marine are a consultancy company providing services specialising in marine surveying, naval architecture and project management. They have been involved in numerous worldwide projects and assignments. They are governed by ISO quality standards and their history in conjunction with the work alongside the relevant professional bodies and institutions allow Miller Marine to offer an independent and professional service to their clients. Delegation from key flag administrations allow them to offer additional statutory survey services. For more details Tel: +34 608 15 73 00 or visit
www.miller-marine.org
I THINK AS MORE AND MORE PEOPLE EXPERIENCE THE SERVICE WE CAN PROVIDE IN PALMA THE CONFIDENCE THAT WE CAN PERFORM
choosing Spain over other countries? “Yes,” says Nic Clarke at Pure Superyacht Refit. “I think as more and more people experience the service we can provide in Palma the confidence that we can perform to the highest standards of delivery has resulted in word of mouth recommendations which naturally has increased the demand for Spain for refit works. Also as this confidence grows so does the size of the vessels now choosing Palma. Our average size vessel for refitting is now 60 metres and above with a good portion of business coming from the 70 metre plus range.”
Brendon Jost, whose company Carpentry and Boat Building Services better known locally as CABBS, is also located within the STP complex. He feels sure the quantity of refit work has increased over the past five
years. He explains, “My business has been relatively steady and increasing each year. The type of work we are asked to do varies every year and no two years ever seem to be the same but the overall volume of work is increasing. He adds, “To be truthful I really wouldn’t know if a yacht has already decided to come here over another port, or whether social media activity is to get the credit but I can tell you I am steadily getting new clients despite the fact that most of the captains I talk to seem to know about what Spain has to offer and especially here in Palma de Mallorca.”
Also based in Mallorca Modesty was formed in 1999 by Phil Spear and Jon Winstanley as yacht carpentry company, specialising in decking, furniture and interior decoration projects. They developed, within the company,
two separate teams with one specialising in teak deck works and the other in interior refits, exterior furniture, capping rails, gratings so as to be able to provide a full service to all their clients. Using non- invasive laser measuring equipment and CNC machinery, the company is able to measure, design and fabricate a new deck accurate to within 0.5mm over 45 metres. One great advantage of this is that all
PURE SUPERYACHT REFIT Pure Superyacht Refit based in STP facility Palma de Mallorca was formed to provide professional hands on project management to vessels looking at carrying out substantial refits in STP. Founded in 2008 Pure has since carried out over 5 kilometres of combined LOA of refit management from major engineering projects such as building and installing heli pad, hull and deck extensions, zero speed stabiliser installs, main engines and generators replacement via engine room access through hull, interior refurbishments and cabinetry, exterior refits and full hull and superstructure re-painting including re-fairing of hulls to 80 metres. For more details Tel: +34 627 813 580 or visit
www.pureyacht.com
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