Boat Removal – Stuart, Florida | Get Price Quote

Boat Hauler handles full boat removal by floating submerged or sinking vessels, towing them across the water, loading them at ramps, and hauling them over land to salvage, dismantle, recycle, or dispose of the hull completely.

If you aren't on site when we arrive for the boat removal, we'll send photos of the vessel loaded before you pay the remaining balance. For sunk boats, we collect the final balance when the crew arrives.

If your agency or company needs a reliable vendor for boat removal, vessel search and recovery, salvage, or disposal, Boat Hauler works directly with local government and government contractors. Fill out the form and someone from sales will reach out to you. We can supply our DNB, W9, and Insurance documentation upon request, subject to approval.

If you are unsure of your vessel's exact location, give us GPS coordinates and Boat Hauler will handle the search and boat removal once we track it down.

Boat Hauler provides complete boat removal and salvage services, handling everything from water towing, derigging, and mast stepping to fuel and water pump-outs. We manage boat ramp exchanges, haul-out coordination, road transport, and crane or diver deployment when a rig sits deep. Once the vessel is secured, we dismantle and dispose of it on or offsite. Our boat disposal and marine recycling work includes stripping usable parts, repurposing equipment, and safely scrapping end-of-life hulls.

Several specific factors determine your final marine salvage quote and boat removal costs. Whether your vessel is currently sinking or already resting on the bottom changes the job entirely. We need to know if divers have to go down, if lift bags are required, or if heavy barnacle growth must be scraped clear before float devices can attach. Call Boat Hauler, and we'll iron out every one of these details to set your price.

Real estate values beat out the worth of aging vessels and spare marine parts every day of the week. That is why the cost of boat removal almost always runs higher than what a hull aged 15 years or older is actually worth. Rusty metal trailers and old hardware take up space that costs too much to waste, so unless there is genuine value there, they get disposed of.

That happens all the time when a buyer takes the vessel, skips the title transfer, and dumps it when they're done, leaving you stuck with code enforcement fines, impound fees, and a court date for a boat removal you thought was handled.

You cannot get an old boat hauled off for nothing, as free boat removal is simply not typical in this business. Disposing of a hull takes real labor, so the short answer is no, and the price can be rather high depending on the job. Once we receive your inquiry, call, or form submission, a member from sales will reach out shortly after to discuss pricing with you. The actual cost of Boat Removal and Disposal differs from one city, township, county or state to another.

A few key facts explain how boat removal pricing works.

1. Hull disposal and boat removal usually cost less when somebody has already pulled the engine out of the vessel.
2. It usually costs less for boat removal and disposal when the vessel sits on land rather than in the water.
3. Boat removal and disposal costs tend to drop when the trailer sitting under the craft is actually roadworthy.

We handle boat removal for bass boats, fishing boats, walk-arounds, power boats, motorboats, catamarans, open hulls, bow riders, jet skis, and wave runners.

People search for boat removal using plenty of different terms depending on what needs to happen to the hull. Whether you call it boat disposal, boat pickup, sailboat removal, boat hauling, or marine salvage services, it comes down to the same work. We also handle boat towing services, boat recovery, boat floating, and boat diving when the job requires getting under the water or pulling a vessel off the bottom.