Hull & bottom cleaning in Miami-Dade and Broward

Arrange underwater hull cleaning for your boat or yacht in Miami-Dade, Broward, and South Florida. Share the vessel’s length, hull finish, location, and last cleaning date so DeepDivers can discuss a suitable service scope and maintenance schedule.

UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE

Hull & bottom cleaning pricing.

Recurring underwater cleaning for boats and yachts in Miami-Dade, Broward and South Florida. Rates are in USD, per foot of vessel length, per visit.

Monthly cleaning

$3.50 /ft per visit

Cleaning every 14 days

$3.00 /ft per visit

$120 minimum per visit applies to the regular cleaning charge before any heavy-growth surcharge.

Every 14 days is a rolling schedule, not two visits per calendar month.

Heavy-growth surcharges

Additional charge per heavy-growth visit
Vessel lengthAdded to regular cleaning
Under 40 ft+ $200
40 to under 50 ft+ $250
50 to under 60 ft+ $300
60–70 ft, inclusive+ $450
Over 70 ft+ $600

Example: a 50 ft boat on monthly cleaning is $175 per visit. With heavy growth, add $300 for a total of $475.

These rates cover submerged hull and bottom cleaning. Access, coating condition, growth and the service scope are reviewed before work. Other underwater services are quoted separately.

Request hull & bottom cleaning

Request a one-time visit or recurring service proposal. One-time work is quoted individually. Sending a request does not start a subscription, charge or confirmed booking.

Understand the work. Plan the service.

Tell us about your vessel and location. Scope, pricing, and availability are agreed with the team.

Marine growth removal

Discuss growth on the submerged hull and accessible underwater surfaces. The approach depends on fouling, hull condition, and the coating on the vessel.

Running gear care

Include propellers, shafts, rudders, and other accessible running gear in the conversation. Confirm what is included in your quote before the visit.

Recurring maintenance

Plan future cleaning around your vessel’s use, local conditions, and observed growth. Timing is agreed with the team rather than assigned automatically.

What shapes the service.

Before scheduling, tell us about your bottom paint or hull finish and any manufacturer care requirements. Marina rules, visibility, access, and the condition of the coating can affect whether and how in-water work is performed.

Vessel make, type, and approximate length.

Marina, slip, and access arrangements.

Bottom paint or coating type, if known.

Last cleaning date and current growth level.

One-time service or a recurring schedule preference.

From request to a confirmed plan.

01 / Get in touch

Call for emergencies. For planned work, send the booking request by WhatsApp, text, or email with your vessel and location.

02 / Review the scope

Discuss access, condition, documentation, required parts or equipment, and pricing with the team.

03 / Confirm the visit

The team confirms availability and arrangements directly. A website request does not reserve an appointment or dispatch a crew.

Before you book.

How often should my hull be cleaned?

The interval depends on coating, water conditions, growth, and vessel use. Discuss a schedule after the team reviews your boat and location.

Is running gear included?

Confirm the surfaces and components included when requesting your quote. Do not assume every underwater component is included in a standard visit.

Can you also check zincs?

Ask to include anode inspection or replacement in the service request. The team will confirm scope and any parts needed.

Request service

Tell us where your vessel is.

Review your request, then choose how to send it. The team confirms availability, scope and pricing.

Sinking or submerged? Call directly.305-417-3433

Before you book.

Can you quote a recovery from a photo?

Photos help start the conversation, but the team may need site details or an assessment before confirming equipment, scope, and pricing.

What happens after recovery?

Discuss the handoff, access, transport needs, and any follow-on inspection or repair before work begins. Recovery does not by itself confirm the vessel is ready to operate.

Is this a confirmed emergency dispatch?

A web request is not dispatch confirmation. Call 305-417-3433 for a sinking or submerged vessel; response availability and site conditions must be confirmed.

Emergency callWhatsAppRequest service