Why will you choose our services?
Cleanship is a trusted underwater hull cleaning specialist and hold and tank cleaning service provider, offering professional cleaning for hulls, propellers and cargo holds on all types of ships — including bulk carriers, tankers and container ships.
Our eco-friendly methods and advanced tools thoroughly remove dirt, residues and contaminants. We follow international safety and environmental standards strictly, so your vessel stays compliant and ready for operations.
Cleanship began where most of this industry's pain sits — cargo holds that had to be grain-clean before a fixture that would not wait. Hold cleaning is still the core of what we do, and it taught us the thing that shapes everything else: on a vessel, the constraint is almost never the cleaning itself. It is access, documentation, permits, and the hours actually available between one cargo and the next.
So we built outward from that. Tank cleaning, because the same operators asked. Underwater services, because a hull and propeller left fouled quietly costs more than any cleaning invoice. NDT and repair, because finding a defect is only useful when someone on board can fix it before the vessel sails. Today a single Cleanship mobilisation can close out work that would otherwise need four separate contractors and three handovers between them.
We are registered in Ajman Free Zone under licence B.C. 1302955, and our operations desk is manned around the clock — because vessels do not arrive at convenient hours.
What we stand on
- Experienced marine cleaning professionals
- Industry and port-compliant procedures
- Eco-friendly cleaning solutions
- Certified riding crews, divers and technicians
- Self-sufficient teams — own equipment and consumables
- Photographic reporting and disposal documentation
Registered office
Cleanship Marine Services FZE
B.C. 1302955, Ajman Free Zone C1 Building, Ajman, UAE
Monday – Saturday, 10:00 – 18:00 (GST)
Operations desk manned 24 / 7, 365 days
- 5+
- Years Experience
- 30+
- Clients
- 100+
- Project Done
- 3+
- Award Winner
Four commitments we do not trade away
Safety first, commercially second
Every enclosed-space entry, dive and work-at-height task runs under a written procedure with monitoring and manned rescue standby. If a space cannot be made safe, the work stops — and we tell you why rather than finding a way around it.
Say what is actually achievable
If coating condition makes a wall wash unrealistic, or the port window is too short for the holds you have, you hear it before mobilisation rather than in a delay notice afterwards.
Compliance built into the method
Biodegradable, marine-approved chemicals. MARPOL Annex V residue handling with manifests. Debris capture where the port requires it. Environmental compliance is designed into how we work, not added afterwards.
Go to the vessel
Shore gangs in our core ports, riding crews that sail with the ship, and specialist teams that fly to wherever the fixture takes you. The vessel should not have to divert to meet its contractor.
Five service lines, one contractor
Each line stands on its own. Together they mean a vessel can be cleaned, inspected, repaired and re-protected without a second mobilisation.
Hull Cleaning
5 scopes
Commercial dive teams delivering hull cleaning, propeller polishing, thruster work, in-water surveys and UWILD.
Hold Cleaning
3 scopes
Shore gangs, riding crews and rope access teams that take cargo holds from previous-cargo dirty to grain-clean and inspection-ready.
Tank Cleaning
4 scopes
Cargo and slop tank cleaning for DPP and CPP trades, demucking, shore terminal tanks and offshore vessel tankage.
Offshore Services
4 scopes
Industrial cleaning, confined space work and maintenance squads mobilised to rigs, platforms, FPSOs and support vessels.
NDT & Repair
5 scopes
Certified NDT inspection, remote inspection technology, fabrication, hydroblasting and marine coating application.
We always ready to serve you.
Tell us the vessel, the port and the window. You get a scope, a crew size and an honest duration — usually the same working day.

