Size, material, and condition
Propeller diameter, blade count, material, and the extent of damage affect the assessment. Provide specifications if you have them. Photos help begin the conversation, but a physical inspection may reveal additional work or limits on repair suitability.
The complete scope
Blade straightening, welding, pitch correction, measurement, balancing, and coating are distinct parts of a service plan. Removal, transport, and reinstallation may also be needed. Ask what is included in the proposed scope and what arrangements are separate.
Your location and schedule
Dockside access, haul-out timing, equipment handling, and workshop availability affect coordination. A charter date or planned departure is useful context; the team confirms whether your preferred service window is realistic.
How to start the quote conversation
Share your vessel length, marina, symptoms, propeller specifications, clear photos, and desired timing. Ask about the inspection process and when the scope and price can be confirmed. For urgent work, call directly.