We DO NOT operate a boat salvage yard, sell used boat parts, or engage in retail boat sales
We DO NOT operate a boat salvage yard, sell used boat parts, or engage in retail boat sales
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Frequently Asked QuestionsStraight answers to the questions we hear most from boat owners, property owners, marinas, and insurance claimants across Florida, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Don't see your question? Call us directly.
You share the details of your boat and its location by phone or through our quote form. Our team reviews the information, discusses the service that fits your situation, and coordinates the removal once you approve moving forward.
We handle a wide range of vessels — abandoned boats, junk boats, damaged and storm-damaged boats, sunken boats, and boats needing towing or transport, regardless of hull material or age.
We evaluate boats individually based on size, condition, and accessibility. Share your boat's approximate length and location and we'll let you know what's involved.
In many cases, no — but it depends on the property, access, and the specifics of your situation. We'll confirm what's needed when we discuss your job.
Depending on the boat's condition, it's handled through salvage, disposal, or transport to its next location. We'll explain the plan for your specific boat before removal begins.
Yes. We provide junk boat removal and disposal for boats that are no longer usable or worth repairing.
Yes. We handle removal for damaged and storm-damaged vessels, including boats affected by hurricane and tropical storm season.
Yes. We remove boats from private property, including abandoned or unwanted vessels left by a previous owner or tenant.
Yes. We work with marina operators and property managers to remove derelict or abandoned boats from slips and storage areas.
Yes. We offer boat towing and overland transport for vessels that need to be relocated to a new property, storage yard, or destination.
Sunken and partially submerged boats fall under our sunken boat recovery service. We evaluate the site and the boat's position before recovery begins.
Yes. We remove boats whether they're on a trailer, sitting directly on the ground, at a dock, or in the water.
Call us directly or submit your boat's details through our online quote form, including its type, length, condition, and location.
No. Requesting a quote is free. We'll review your boat's details and follow up to discuss the service needed and next steps.
Boat type, approximate length, condition, whether it's in the water or on land, whether it has a trailer, and its location. Photos help but aren't required to get started.
Our team reviews the details you submit and follows up to discuss your situation, the service needed, and the next steps.
Yes. We assist with the boat recovery and removal side of insurance-related situations. Share the details of your policy situation and boat condition, and we'll walk you through what we need to move forward.
Removing the boat addresses the physical situation, but code compliance requirements are determined by your local government or HOA. We'd recommend confirming any specific requirements with them directly.
Yes. We coordinate boat removal for property managers, HOAs, and businesses dealing with an abandoned or unwanted vessel on a managed property.
Yes. AAA Boat Salvage provides service statewide, including South Florida, Central Florida, North Florida, the Gulf Coast, the Atlantic Coast, and the Florida Keys.
Yes. In addition to statewide Florida coverage, we also provide boat removal and salvage services in select areas of Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Call us to confirm coverage for your specific location.
No — AAA Boat Salvage is a paid boat removal and salvage service. We don't purchase boats. Contact us to discuss your situation and receive a quote for the service you need.
Call Kenneth directly or send us your boat's details online — we'll walk you through exactly what to expect.
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