Recovery starts with the exact location.
A boat that sinks at a marina slip presents a different situation from a submerged vessel in open water. When you contact DeepDivers in Miami-Dade, share the marina name, dock information, or vessel coordinates so the team can understand the site.
For vessel salvage around Miami and Biscayne Bay, access and conditions matter. Tell the team whether the vessel is alongside a dock, in a canal, or away from shore. Include the vessel type, approximate length, and whether it is fully or partially submerged.
Vessel type, approximate length, and condition.
Marina, dock, or coordinates of the vessel.
Whether the boat is fully or partially submerged.
A callback number and any available site contact.
Photos, only if they can be taken safely.
Before the salvage assessment.
What information helps with a Miami-Dade recovery assessment?
Share the marina or coordinates, vessel size, current condition, and a callback number. Include any known access restrictions. If safe, photos can help the team discuss the scope of the salvage assessment.
Is the emergency line available 24/7?
Call DeepDivers at 305-417-3433 for emergency vessel salvage. For immediate danger to people, contact emergency services or the U.S. Coast Guard first. The team will discuss the vessel’s location and response availability.
Recovery and care for your vessel.
From a submerged boat to planned underwater maintenance, choose a service to see the scope and information needed for a request.
Arrange access before the visit.
Share the marina or property contact, slip number, entry rules, and any working-hour restrictions. The team will review location and site conditions before confirming an appointment.
For urgent vessel recovery, call directly. For planned work, send your service details and preferred timing; pricing and availability are confirmed by the team.