Some examples of various items that we find while cleaning the same marina every day. As you can see, we get all types of rubbish that usually get trapped in the corners. Each month we will produce an inventory or the items/rubbish that we have found.

We specialise in maintaining exceptionally clean marinas through a thorough and systematic approach. Firstly, we carefully walk along every section of the marina, meticulously picking out rubbish, driftwood, and any debris floating in the water. If you have ever kept your boat in a marina, you will know that rubbish often tends to accumulate in the corners and in the tight spaces between your boat and the pontoons, making regular cleaning essential.

Frequently, we remove rope, plastic, or other debris tangled around owners’ props and rudders—often without them ever realising these hazards were present.

In addition to the clean-up, we maintain a detailed daily record of all items removed from the water, including the total weight of wood, plastic, glass, metal (such as tins), and anything else unusual we may encounter. At the end of each month, we compile and provide the marina owners with a comprehensive report of these findings. This record often proves to be a very interesting and sometimes surprising read, offering valuable insights into the health and cleanliness of the marina environment.

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