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• Check and double up mooring lines
• Check and reposition fenders
• Stow or secure anything that could be blown away
• Seal hatches, windows, covers and other openings that could let water in
• Test bilge pump and battery
• Send you photos and a short report so you can be confident she's ready for the weather.

Priority service - McConaghy can visit your boat while a front is coming through, when damage is most likely.

If you're worried about your boat in heavy weather, let McConaghy Marine check on her and put your mind at ease.

We'll get to your boat during the storm:

• Check mooring lines and fenders
• Check hatches, covers, seals and other water-entry points
• Look for nearby dangers: floating debris, unsecured yachts, or loose gear that could blow into her
• Make the vessel safe where possible*
• Send you a short report with photos

*Making the vessel safe means using our best endeavours to prevent foreseeable damage. It doesn't guarantee that no damage has or will occur. See the Terms and Conditions for details.

If you're worried about your boat in heavy weather, let McConaghy Marine check on her and put your mind at ease. This is our standard storm check — we'll reach your boat as conditions allow, once any priority visits are done. If you need us there while the front is coming through, book our Priority storm check instead.

We'll get to your boat during the storm:

• Check mooring lines and fenders
• Check hatches, covers, seals and other water-entry points
• Look for nearby dangers: floating debris, unsecured yachts, or loose gear that could blow into her
• Make the vessel safe where possible*
• Send you a short report with photos

*Making the vessel safe means using our best endeavours to prevent foreseeable damage. It doesn't guarantee that no damage has or will occur. See the Terms and Conditions for details.

• Check mooring lines, including removing any doubled lines
• Check and reposition fenders
• Check for damage, leakage, or other issues from the recent storm
• Return any items stowed or secured before the storm
• Re-check hatches, windows, covers and other openings that could let water in
• Check bilge
• Send you photos and a short report about what we found.