We DO NOT operate a boat salvage yard, sell used boat parts, or engage in retail boat sales
24/7 boat removal & marine recovery availability. Call 888-702-5785. Services are paid; crew deployment and arrival depend on conditions, site access and current resources.
We serve the entire state of Florida.
Clear an unwanted boat from your yard, storage space or marina. AAA Boat Salvage provides paid junk boat removal and disposal, with recovery assessed when the vessel is already in the water.
Send the location, approximate length and recent photos. We will review the boat, site access and intended disposal scope so you know what the estimate covers.
Removal and disposal are paid services. Include the trailer in your request if you want it considered in the same estimate.
Describe where the boat rests and how equipment can reach it. Gates, overhead obstructions, soft ground and nearby buildings affect the removal plan.
Provide the facility contact, access hours and the boat’s position. Tell us about any supports, trailer problems or restrictions on working space.
Tell us whether the vessel is afloat, taking on water or supported on a lift. Include dock access, nearby boats and facility requirements.
A boat that has sunk or broken apart needs a different assessment from an accessible hull on land. Request recovery and disposal together if disposal is the intended outcome.
Photographs from AAA Boat Salvage’s work across Florida. They illustrate vessel conditions and work stages; they are not presented as jobs completed in this specific location.
Your estimate depends on the boat and the work needed to remove it. A standard price per boat would miss important differences in condition, access and disposal scope.
Approximate length, boat type, hull deterioration and loose vessel material help define the work. Describe any known damage that affects handling.
A boat at the end of a narrow driveway, on damaged supports or below the water may need additional assessment and equipment.
Confirm whether the estimate includes the hull, associated vessel items, a trailer, recovery from the water and disposal charges.
Ask for the included work, exclusions and circumstances that would require a revised estimate. Photographs can start the discussion; additional site information may be needed before pricing is confirmed.
Make the intended outcome clear before scheduling. Identify personal belongings you intend to keep and any items you want assessed as part of the disposal request.
If you want both removed, include photos and the trailer’s condition. Do not assume the trailer is included simply because the boat is sitting on it.
Describe loose material and any known fuel, batteries or other contents. The assessment determines what can be included and whether separate arrangements are needed.
Identify the person who can open gates or coordinate entry. Confirm facility restrictions and the work area so the estimate reflects the actual site.
Provide the location, approximate size and recent photos of the vessel and surrounding access. State that paid disposal is the intended outcome.
Tell us whether you own the boat or represent the owner, and what documents you have. We review the physical work and required permissions before scheduling.
Agree on removal, any recovery work, disposal, trailer inclusion and site arrangements. Ask about any completion records you need.
Once the scope and authorization are confirmed, coordinate the site contact and timing. Availability depends on the actual job and conditions.
If the boat is already submerged or damaged at a berth, explain that in the first request. Recovery and disposal are different stages and should be identified in the estimate.
Sunken boat recovery · Storm-damaged boat recovery and removal
Call about a vessel that is sinking or shifting so the current situation can be discussed. An online estimate request does not confirm dispatch.
Tell us who can approve removal and disposal, and what ownership or representative documents are available. If paperwork is missing, explain that before scheduling so the requirements can be reviewed.
A boat left by someone else is a different situation from disposing of your own unwanted vessel. An estimate does not establish the authority to remove it.
Marinas, storage operators and property managers can send an inventory with each vessel’s size, condition, position and authorized contact. Identify which boats need recovery, which trailers are included and the facility’s access restrictions.
AAA Boat Salvage provides paid boat disposal and junk boat removal throughout Florida. Send the boat’s location, approximate length, condition and photos to request a site-specific estimate.
Yes, you can request an assessment for a boat on private property. Include gate widths, working space, ground conditions and nearby obstructions so access can be reviewed.
Tell us whether the boat is on the ground, on supports or on a damaged trailer. A working trailer is not assumed; the removal approach depends on vessel condition and site access.
Ask for both to be included in the assessment. Provide the trailer’s condition and photographs, then confirm whether its removal and disposal are part of the agreed estimate.
You can request recovery followed by paid disposal. The estimate needs to account for the submerged vessel, access and recovery work as well as removal and disposal.
Tell us whether you are the owner or an authorized representative and what ownership documents are available. The required documentation and permissions must be reviewed before scheduling.
Explain the situation when requesting an estimate. Missing documentation must be addressed for the particular vessel; removal or disposal is not promised without the required authority.
Identify belongings you intend to retain and describe the remaining contents in your request. Confirm what is included in disposal before work begins. Only access the boat if it is safe to do so.
Review the written scope. Ask specifically about recovery, removal, disposal charges, associated vessel material, the trailer and any site or facility costs. Confirm exclusions and when a revised estimate might be needed.
Provide your contact details and an on-site contact who can coordinate access. Clarify who can authorize the work, what documents are available and how the boat can be reached.
Call with the location and condition for current availability. Scheduling depends on access, equipment, weather, assessment needs and authorization. A submitted estimate request does not reserve a removal date.
Discuss the records you need before the work is agreed. Confirm coverage, approvals and payment arrangements with your insurer; a disposal estimate does not establish claim coverage.
We do not offer boat transport or towing, buy or sell boats, or buy or sell boat parts. Contact us for paid boat removal, marine salvage, boat recovery and disposal.
We serve the entire state of Florida. Requests can involve inland yards and storage facilities, lake and river properties, coastal marinas and the Florida Keys. Send the exact location so access and availability can be assessed.
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For a vessel at a marina, provide the slip number and marina contact. For a boat ashore, describe its supports, trailer condition and the entrance route. Identify all vessel items requested for paid disposal, and confirm who can authorize access and removal.
Boat removal, marine recovery and disposal are paid services. Your estimate depends on vessel size and condition, depth where relevant, equipment access and the agreed outcome. Confirm inclusions and exclusions before work begins; disposal is not automatically included in a recovery request.
State whether the boat rests on the ground, blocks or a damaged trailer. Describe gate width, surface conditions and obstacles between the vessel and the access point. Include the trailer and detached vessel material in the request so their handling can be considered in the estimate.
Yes. Describe how the boat is supported and whether a trailer is present or damaged. Photos of the hull and access route help us assess handling requirements. A workable method must be confirmed for the particular site.
AAA Boat Salvage provides paid removal, marine salvage, recovery and disposal. For an urgent vessel situation, call 888-702-5785. We serve the entire state of Florida.
Start with its location, approximate length and recent photos. Tell us if it is on land or in the water, and whether the trailer should be included. We will discuss the scope and next steps for your estimate.
