Boat types

Sailboats
Day sailers and cruising sailboats, with the mast up or down. Tell us whether the mast and rigging are still on, since they change how the boat is loaded.
Cabin cruisers
Older cruisers are some of the most common boats left in yards. They are heavy and tall, so photos of how the boat is sitting and how we can reach it help a lot.
Runabouts and bowriders
Smaller open boats, often on their original trailer. Many have sat for years and are partly overgrown, which is fine.
Fishing boats
Center consoles, bay boats and older fishing boats.
Pontoon boats
Pontoon and deck boats.
Yachts up to 100 feet
Larger yachts and motor vessels, up to 100 feet long. Big boats need more planning, so the earlier you send details, the better.
Jet skis and personal watercraft
One jet ski or several. Jet ski removal

Any condition

We remove boats that are faded and overgrown, damaged by storms, half full of water, or already on the bottom.

100 feet is our limit. For anything close to that, call us with the boat’s length, type and location, and we’ll tell you whether we can take it.