Washoe County Boat Salvage for Marinas

Salvage Evaluation for Damaged and Storm-Damaged Boats
A good salvage evaluation answers one question: recover, dismantle, or dispose? We check the hull, deck, and stringers, then assess salvage value against the work ahead. Outboards, controls, electronics, and rigging often hold worth even when the boat does not. Whether it's a pontoon in Spanish Springs, a cabin cruiser near Incline Village, or a non-running fishing boat in Cold Springs, we lay out the facts and let the numbers guide the call.

Marine Recovery and Responsible Removal
When a vessel can't be saved, we handle marine recovery and removal with respect for tight driveways, private docks, and storage lots. Usable hardware and parts get pulled before the rest is dismantled and routed to responsible disposal and recycling. Triple A Boat Services works around access constraints from Sun Valley to Washoe Valley, so a damaged boat leaves the property cleanly without tearing up the place.
FAQ
How do you decide if a boat is worth recovering?
We compare repair condition against salvage value and parts value. If the hull is sound and the engine, electronics, or rigging still carry worth, recovery makes sense. If not, we recommend dismantling for parts or full disposal.
Can you reach boats on Lemmon Valley docks and storage lots?
Yes. We plan for trailers, narrow access, and waterfront property limits before we arrive, so the recovery stays smooth on docks, in yards, and across local storage areas.
Send photos of your boat and the access for a free, no-pressure salvage assessment.