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If a boat is sunk, stranded, or abandoned in Petoskey, you need it recovered, dismantled, and disposed of by a crew that knows the water. Most local boats live on Little Traverse Bay, and a hull left sitting there can leak fuel, break loose in a storm, or become a hazard for everyone else.
Waiting rarely makes it cheaper. A boat sitting at a slip at Petoskey Municipal Marina or beside the Bear River can shift, take on more water, and get harder to lift with each storm. Inland, owners on Walloon Lake deal with the same problem from a dock, a lift, or a shoreline.
We remove sailboats, motorboats, pontoon boats, yachts, jet skis, houseboats, cabin cruisers, and fishing boats up to 60 feet, on land or in the water, whole or partly submerged. We handle recovery, dismantling, and disposal, and you get proof of disposal when it's done.
A boat goes down at its slip or mooring after heavy rain, a failed bilge pump, or a hard fall freeze. Around Little Traverse Bay the crew has to work around neighboring boats and docks, so the lift and tow get planned before anything moves.
Boats also get left behind. An owner stops paying for a slip, or a hull sits in a driveway or yard near Bayfront Park Boat Launch until it rots and leaks. We remove it from land or water and dismantle it on site when the access calls for it.
Inland waters bring their own problems. A pontoon or cabin cruiser can sink or ground along the Crooked River or the Inland Waterway, where channels are narrow and shore access is limited. We figure out the safest way in by land or water.
Send photos or details about your boat and where it sits. We respond the same day and give you a free online estimate with no obligation.
We check how the boat can be reached by land or water. A marina slip on the bay needs a different plan than a shoreline on Walloon Lake.
The crew uses marine equipment to lift and tow the boat, whether it's afloat, partly submerged, or sunk. Working around Little Traverse Bay docks means planning the route first.
We dismantle the boat and dispose of every part within regulations, recycling where possible. You receive proof of disposal with a release of liability.
Talk with a real person about your boat, where it's sitting, and what's in the way. There's no pressure, just straight answers.
Price depends on the boat's weight, size, condition, and access, and the Harbor Springs Municipal Marina area or a remote shoreline can change that. Send photos and we'll give you a free estimate.
Business Hours: Mon-Sat: 7:30AM - 9PM | Sunday: 8:30AM - 5PM EST.
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Our crew is trained for marine removal, and we've been in junk and boat removal since 2006. We've seen boats in every kind of condition.
We use marine equipment built to lift and tow damaged or sunken boats, so the job is done safely and without extra damage to docks or shoreline.
We recycle parts where possible and handle hazardous materials by environmental regulations. That keeps fuel and oil out of the bay, rivers, and lakes around Petoskey.
We respond the same day and offer free online estimates. You send photos, and we tell you what the job involves.
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Local marine removal specialists serving waterfront communities throughout the region.