A stored boat with no trailer
Photograph the underside supports and surrounding space. We assess how the vessel could be loaded before quoting the move.
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
24/7 boat removal & marine recovery requests. Call 888-702-5785. Services are paid; crew deployment and arrival depend on conditions, site access and current resources.
Speak directly with the owner about your boat. We coordinate with remote owners and assess removal when a trailer is missing or unusable. Tell us whether you want recovery only or recovery with paid disposal.
We serve the entire state of Florida.
Need a damaged or unwanted boat removed from a Baldwin yard, driveway, or storage site? We assess support condition, equipment access, and disposal requirements. For emergency boat removal, call with the current situation and exact location.
Explore AAA’s recovery and removal work photos and video. For a similar request, share the boat’s current location, approximate length, condition and available access.
For a sinking, grounded, storm-damaged, or obstructing vessel, call with the exact location and current condition. We assess the request and discuss the crew, equipment, and access needed. Availability and arrival time must be confirmed for your situation.
Call for Emergency Boat RemovalAAA Florida work-library photographs show visible vessel conditions. They are not identified as completed jobs in this page’s service area, and no location, date or outcome is inferred from the images.
Baldwin is a town in western Duval County, west of Jacksonville. This page covers Baldwin, Florida. Send the full vessel address so the request is matched to the correct location.
A boat stored inland may need lifting or loading before removal. Show the ground around the hull, the driveway entrance, and turning space. Describe soft ground, long access lanes, or gates that could affect equipment access.
Describe the boat, its supports, and whether a trailer also needs removal. For an urgent job, explain what has changed and which access routes are available. We confirm the scope and availability after assessment.
Photograph the underside supports and surrounding space. We assess how the vessel could be loaded before quoting the move.
List both in the request. A trailer’s presence does not establish roadworthiness; loading and removal requirements still need review.
Removal and disposal for unwanted, deteriorated, or unusable boats. Tell us the hull condition, approximate length, current supports, and site access so we can assess the work and provide an estimate.
Boat disposal services →Recovery assessment for fully or partially submerged vessels. Share the exact location, water depth if known, visible damage, and dock or shoreline access so we can discuss the approach.
Sunken boat recovery services →We also provide marine recovery, emergency boat removal, and emergency marine salvage. Call to discuss urgent requests and current availability.
Request EstimateHull condition, ground access, lifting requirements, and disposal scope influence the Baldwin estimate. Identify the boat, trailer, and cleanup tasks that need to be included.
Ask us to confirm what is included, what is excluded, and which changes to the vessel or access would require a revised estimate. Availability depends on the site, conditions, equipment, and crew schedule.
Removal, recovery and disposal are paid services. A recovery-only estimate and a recovery-with-disposal estimate describe different outcomes. Compare the included work, site arrangements and exclusions before approving the job. Read the Florida boat removal and disposal cost guide.
Exact vessel address in Baldwin, Florida, and an on-site contact. Include your contact details and requested timing.
Confirm recovery, removal and paid disposal separately. Discuss site access, exclusions and any additional assessment needed before accepting the estimate.
Identify who can authorize the work and who can provide entry. We discuss any additional site review needed before scheduling.
Agree on the recovery, removal, or disposal scope and any requested completion photos or records before the work begins.
Use the estimate page to describe the vessel and the work needed. Have these details ready:
For an urgent request, call to discuss current availability. If you have photographs, mention them and we will confirm how to send them.
The saved FWC record identifies Curtis Lee Johnson Marina Park Public Boat Ramp (aka. Lighthouse Marina) on Cedar River in Duval County. That identifies a public access reference, not a reserved working route. Send the actual vessel position and confirm current operator permission before relying on this location.
Use the vessel’s actual position, the allowed approach and equipment needs. The directory records Curtis Lee Johnson Marina Park Public Boat Ramp (aka. Lighthouse Marina) on Cedar River and Wayne B Stevens Park on Ortega River. Straight-line proximity to a place reference point does not establish the suitable recovery route.
Provide the vessel pin and authorized entrance, then describe whether it is afloat, submerged or ashore. The listed location for Curtis Lee Johnson Marina Park Public Boat Ramp (aka. Lighthouse Marina) is 5434 San Juan Avenue, JACKSONVILLE, 32210; do not substitute that ramp address for a boat elsewhere.
These answers use the saved ramp records linked below. They do not confirm present opening status, commercial-use permission or a completed AAA job at those sites.
Explore AAA Boat Salvage’s vessel and equipment photographs. For your Baldwin request, tell us the boat’s condition and access constraints so we can discuss the relevant removal or recovery approach.
View our boat removal portfolioOur Jacksonville-area office supports these communities. Select the page for the vessel’s location.
For work in Baldwin, identify whether the boat is at a dock, along a bank, on a trailer or resting on land. Supply the site contact and describe the route available for equipment.
The local ramp references include Curtis Lee Johnson Marina Park Public Boat Ramp (aka. Lighthouse Marina) on Cedar River. A listed ramp is a location aid; confirm current access and commercial-use arrangements with its operator.
For wider facility references, see the county marina section. A county reference may be outside your community.
For a boat on private property, describe gate clearance, surface conditions and obstacles. For a boat in water, share its exact position and known depth from a safe location. Identify recovery, removal and paid disposal separately in the requested scope.
The three closest qualifying FWC-listed ramps to the 2025 Census representative point for Baldwin are shown below. Distances are approximate straight-line miles, not driving or boating routes and not distance from your vessel.
Water: Cedar River
Location: 5434 San Juan Avenue, JACKSONVILLE, 32210
County: Duval County
Approx. 14.1 miles from the place reference point.
Listed operator: City of Jacksonville
Water: Ortega River
Location: 4555 Ortega Farms Boulevard, JACKSONVILLE, 32210
County: Duval County
Approx. 15.1 miles from the place reference point.
Listed operator: City of Jacksonville
Water: St. Johns River - Trout River (Jacksonville)
Location: 11101 U.S. Hwy 1, JACKSONVILLE, 32219
County: Duval County
Approx. 15.5 miles from the place reference point.
Listed operator: City of Jacksonville
Source: FWC boat-ramp inventory, retrieved October 6, 2026. Selected records list government-owned public access and “Open for Business”; this is not a live closure check. Hand-launch-only sites and listed closures are excluded. Confirm current conditions, hours, fees and any commercial-use permission with the operator. A listed ramp is not a promised recovery route or an AAA facility.
For a recovery estimate, send the boat’s actual location. The nearest public launch may not be the suitable recovery access point.
Tell us where the vessel is and what needs to happen next. We will review the details and discuss the appropriate removal scope.
