We DO NOT operate a boat salvage yard, sell used boat parts, or engage in retail boat sales
We serve the entire state of Florida.
For an unwanted boat behind a home or a damaged vessel beside a riverfront dock, AAA Boat Salvage provides boat removal, marine salvage, and paid junk boat disposal in Ormond Beach. Tell us how the boat is supported and whether access is available through the property, from the water, or both.
The Tomoka River and Halifax River are useful geographic references for Ormond Beach-area requests, but they do not establish the route to an individual vessel. A street address and a map pin together can help distinguish the property entrance from the shoreline recovery location.
For a boat near a private dock, show the connection between the dock and the yard. For an inland vessel, show the gate, turns, and ground between the entrance and the boat. These wide photographs add information that a close view of the hull cannot provide.
Describe the dock layout and any contact between the hull, pilings, or seawall. Tell us if the boat is floating, grounded, or partly submerged and whether its position is changing.
Identify fences, low branches, turns, and nearby structures along the proposed approach. A trailer on site does not establish that it is sound enough for movement.
A ramp can help identify the general location, but its presence does not confirm permission or suitability for recovery equipment. The access plan needs to be reviewed for the specific job.
For deteriorated or unwanted vessels, describe the hull condition and how it is supported. We assess removal and disposal requirements and discuss an estimate for the agreed work.
Boat disposal services →For a fully or partially submerged boat, send the exact position and depth if known. Dock layout, hull condition, and the available working area help determine the recovery requirements.
Sunken boat recovery services →Describe a grounded, damaged, or displaced vessel and the conditions around it. Marine recovery planning begins with its current position and the access available for the crew and equipment.
Tell us your relationship to the vessel or property and what authorization information is available. For storm damage, include current photographs and explain any change in the boat’s position.
Abandoned boat removal →For emergency marine salvage in Ormond Beach, call with the vessel location, condition, and what has changed. Describe any obstruction or restricted access. We assess the request and discuss current crew and equipment availability; arrival time must be confirmed for the situation.
Call About Emergency RemovalFor an Ormond Beach request, include a view from the entrance toward the boat and another from the shoreline where accessible. Describe any lift, cradle, or trailer supporting the hull. If equipment access would involve another property or shared area, identify the responsible contact before assuming that route is available.
The distance from the street to the boat is only one part of access. Turns, ground conditions, supports, and nearby structures may also affect the plan. For a vessel in the water, the estimate should account for recovery requirements as well as removal and any requested disposal.
Ask what is included, what is excluded, and which changes would require a revised estimate before work begins.
Send the vessel position and property entrance separately if they differ. Include photos if available and your requested timing.
We discuss the boat’s condition, access, authorization, and whether additional information or a site assessment is needed.
Agree on the recovery or removal tasks, disposal requirements, estimate, and site contact before scheduling.
Discuss any completion photographs or records you need when arranging the job so expectations are clear from the start.
Yes. Provide the precise boat location and describe access from the property and the water. A river name alone is not enough to establish the recovery route.
Send photographs of the gate, the boat, and the route between them. The entrance dimensions, turns, and condition of the hull and supports help determine the removal requirements.
Use of a public ramp needs site-specific review. Do not assume that its location establishes permission or sufficient space for the equipment required by your job.
Call 888-702-5785 with the exact position and what has changed. We assess the request and discuss current availability; timing must be confirmed for the situation.
Tell us where the boat is and what needs to happen next. We will review the details and discuss the appropriate scope.
