Independent evaluation, retrofit, and optimization of marine stabilization and motion control systems. Serving vessel owners and builders across Florida.
Request Vessel AssessmentWe are an independent marine engineering firm specializing in vessel motion control and stabilization systems. Our work spans evaluation, redesign, relocation, and removal of gyro and fin stabilization systems across all major brands.
Independent evaluation of your vessel's stabilization needs — not a product pitch. We assess hull behavior, weight distribution, structural capacity, and power systems before recommending any solution.
Detailed analysis of installed gyro stabilizer performance. We diagnose underperformance, power issues, structural concerns, and integration problems with all major systems.
Safe decommissioning, structural reinfill, and relocation of stabilization systems to new vessels. Engineering-first approach with sea-trial certification.
Electrical architecture for high-current stabilization loads. Battery sizing, alternator upgrades, and genset integration for reliable operation.
Foundation design, reinforcement analysis, and hull integrity assessment for stabilization system installations on fiberglass, aluminum, and composite hulls.
Pre-construction stabilization planning for yacht builders and refit yards. CG optimization, power budgeting, and machinery space planning.
Starboard Yacht Group's engineering expertise in gyro stabilization systems has been recognized at the highest level of the marine industry.
That same depth of skill — built across hundreds of demanding, real-world installations — is what drives our independent engineering practice today. No manufacturer relationship. No sales agenda. Just the engineering.
Unlike product sellers, we start with engineering analysis. Every project follows our 5-layer methodology:
We provide independent engineering services for all major marine stabilization systems:
A 35' center console experienced repeated SK6 gyro stabilizer shutdowns. Two warranty board replacements failed to solve the problem.
Our finding: The vessel's 90A alternator produced only 28A at idle — insufficient for the 60A total vessel load (gyro + livewell + electronics). Battery voltage sagged to 10.2V during spin-up.
Solution: 180A high-output alternator + dual AGM battery bank. Total cost: $2,400. Result: 100% gyro uptime, zero electronics reboots, 65% roll reduction at anchor.
Every engagement starts with a vessel assessment — no sales pitch, no product obligation. We review your vessel profile, existing systems, and operating profile, then deliver a written engineering recommendation.
Independent engineering only — no manufacturer affiliation, no product sales. Florida coastwide service.