Greensea IQ Expands EverClean Operations with New Service Center in Miami

Greensea IQ has announced the expansion of its EverClean operations with the opening of a new service center in Miami, Florida. The new facility, located in Hialeah, will provide both office and workshop space to accommodate an expanded EverClean support team dedicated to servicing customers in the region.

John Dunn, Chief Operating Officer of Greensea IQ, highlighted the importance of the expansion, stating, “As the cruise industry continues to prioritize operational efficiency and sustainability, EverClean is becoming an essential service for maintaining optimal hull performance.”

With Miami being a global hub for cruise operations, the new service center will enhance Greensea IQ’s ability to provide ship operators with an efficient and environmentally responsible hull maintenance solution. The expansion into Miami will also serve as a strategic foothold for further expansion into the Caribbean region.

EverClean, with over 250 service deployments in 2024, is the only proven commercially available proactive in-water hull cleaning service. It ensures vessels maintain peak performance while preventing biofouling from reaching harmful levels. By keeping hulls clean, EverClean helps reduce fuel consumption, lower emissions, and mitigate environmental risks associated with invasive species transfer.

Rob Howard, Chief Growth Officer at Greensea IQ, expressed excitement about bringing EverClean’s benefits to more ship operators in Miami and beyond. He stated, “This expansion reinforces our commitment to our customers in South Florida by providing the additional resources needed to achieve their current and future economic and environmental goals.”

The new service center in Miami demonstrates Greensea IQ’s dedication to providing top-notch support and services to its growing customer base. With a focus on sustainability and efficiency, EverClean is set to play a crucial role in helping ship operators maintain their vessels in top condition while reducing their environmental impact.