Cost and quotes
Is boat removal free?
No. The quote is free, and the removal is a paid service.
How much does boat removal cost?
It depends on the boat’s size and weight, where it is, whether it’s on land or in the water, its condition, and how far it has to go. Send photos for a free quote. The How It Works page explains each of these.
How do I get a quote?
Fill in the quote form with photos of the boat, or call us. We need the location, the boat’s length and type, and whether it is on land or in the water.
Do I have to accept the quote?
No. The quote is free and there is no obligation.
Your boat
What is the biggest boat you remove?
Boats up to 100 feet long.
What kinds of boats do you remove?
Sailboats, cabin cruisers, pontoon boats, fishing boats, runabouts, yachts up to 100 feet, and jet skis.
Can you remove a boat from the water?
Yes. We remove boats from docks, marinas and canals, and boats that have sunk.
What should I take off the boat before removal?
Anything you want to keep: personal items, papers, electronics, and parts you plan to sell.
Paperwork and permission
Do you help with the title or bill of sale?
No. We don’t handle title or bill of sale paperwork.
There is an abandoned boat on my property. Can you remove it?
The person asking for removal needs the right to have the boat removed. That may mean the owner’s permission, or the steps the law sets out for boats left on your property. Check with your local authorities if you’re not sure.
Where we work
Where do you remove boats?
Our main area is South Florida: Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Do you work outside Florida?
Yes, in 15 more states. See the Locations page for the list.
Who does the removal?
Removals are carried out by local removal partners from our network, in South Florida and in every other state we cover.
Are you open on weekends and at night?
Yes. We’re open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.