Sunken Boat Recovery Florida | Marine Salvage Service

Assessment and recovery planning for submerged, partly submerged, capsized, or grounded vessels. Send the position, depth if known, hull condition, access, authorization, and desired outcome.

Sunken Vessel Recovery Assessment

A submerged boat cannot be priced like an ordinary tow. Water depth, current, visibility, hull condition, obstructions, nearby structures, lifting access, and the destination after recovery determine the proposed method.

Shallow and deep water recovery
Professional salvage equipment
Environmental compliance
Permit coordination
Insurance claim assistance
Complete vessel removal

Specialized Equipment

Lift bags, cranes, winches, and diving gear

Storm-Damaged & Sunken Vessel Recovery Scope

Storm damage does not create a separate city-page service. A storm-damaged vessel belongs in this recovery scope when it is submerged, partly submerged, grounded, displaced, or unstable. An accessible vessel already on land remains within boat removal and disposal.

Safety, Hazards & Access Review

From a safe position, disclose known fuel, batteries, oil, loose debris, storm damage, marina or property restrictions, water depth if known, and possible shore or equipment access. If a person is in danger, contact emergency services first.

All Vessel Types

From small boats to large yachts

Sunken Boat Recovery Process

Recovery may involve assessment, stabilization, lifting, movement to shore, transport, and disposal. The estimate should identify which stages are included.

Site Assessment

We evaluate water depth, vessel condition, and environmental factors

Recovery Plan

Custom strategy using appropriate equipment and techniques

Permit & Coordination

We handle all necessary permits and regulatory requirements

Safe Recovery

Professional execution with minimal environmental impact

Common Recovery Situations

We’ve handled hundreds of marine recovery projects across Florida.

Request a Sunken Boat Recovery Estimate

Send the last known position, safe photographs, approximate size, water depth if known, and site-contact information. Use the service-area directory for an approved local page, or request a project-specific recovery estimate.