Our underwater search dive team are all highly trained in underwater searches and have been certified as PADI Open Water Scuba divers and have obtained at minimal their dive master certification and well as numerous speciality and commercial diver ratings.

Or maybe you have a large lake or moat on your premises you want to have searched by a professional reliable underwater search dive team. We can also undertake underwater searches where you moor your yacht or boat and have concerns about what lies below the murky waters. Our team are trained to a high standard of expertise and are qualified in undertaking of underwater searches to find IED’s (Improvised Explosive Devices) and ESD’s (Electronic Surveillance Devices) including bugging equipment, which may have been placed in your docking port near to your yacht or boat. We can provide any kind of underwater security searches including the hulls of vessels, sewers, lakes, reservoirs, rivers, streams, ponds, canals, brooks, slurry ponds, cess pits and various other soggy areas.

Our underwater search divers have all undertaken extensive underwater search diving courses to a high standard. They come from Navy, ex forces and long established diving instructors, to a high professional standard of operations. Their experience in all kinds of underwater searches from finding listening devices, explosive devices or anything you have lost in the water which could be valuable or sentimental, if it’s under the water our team will complete a strict search pattern. Who are totally dedicated to their task at hand.

You may even need us to help you in collecting evidence which the police may have told you they don’t have the resources or time because it’s a trivial matter, but it could be priceless to you. We will gather as much evidence as you require (but this is sometimes very difficult because of the water conditions, i.e. currants washing it away). We can provide underwater video and photographic evidence of their searches and making detailed sketches of the area.

In most of the waterways in and around the UK , while carrying out underwater searches in the mud at the bottom, the diver cannot see anything at all. Even powerful torches have little use as the mud simply reflects the light back like fog does to car headlamps. The result is that the underwater serch divers employ search patterns using ropes and weights, and feel their way along the bottom of the river. Owing to the unpleasant and foreign environment some underwater search divers have to work in, training dives are undertaken regularly to maintain the skill and confidence level required when searching in zero visibility. The health hazards associated with undeter search diving in polluted water have to be addressed and divers wear dry suits and full face masks to minimise the risks of infection from water-bourn diseases.