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TideLine Overwatch — your eyes on the Gulf when you're away.

For the boat that sits between visits

Boat Watch

A boat left on a lift for three months is not resting. Batteries flatten, bilges fill, seals dry, growth starts. This is the same watch discipline, applied to the vessel and the dock it sits on.

When would I use this?

Your boat may sit for weeks between visits. Who is keeping an eye on it while you’re away?

Boat, dock, lift, battery and bilge checks

Cover and lines, lift cradle and cables, shore power, battery state, bilge condition and pump function. Photographed each visit like everything else.

Engine start-up and systems checks

Engine start-up and vessel exercise are available only under separate written authorization and after applicable insurance, credentialing and legal requirements have been satisfied.

Scheduled vessel exercise

Running the boat on an agreed protocol so seals stay wet, batteries cycle and fuel moves. Available only under separate written authorization and after applicable insurance, credentialing and legal requirements have been satisfied.

Report after every visit

The same dated, photographed report as the house. Battery voltage, bilge state, anything found.

Pre-arrival boat readiness

Fuelled, charged, cleaned and running before you get here, so the first good weather day is spent on the water rather than on the lift.

Marine trades, coordinated

Mechanics, detailers, lift and dock contractors scheduled and met on site, with the work reported back to you the same way.

Before the first visit

Engine start-up and vessel exercise are available only under separate written authorization and after applicable insurance, credentialing and legal requirements have been satisfied.

Ready for peace of mind?

Let us take care of your property so you can enjoy life on the water, worry-free.