Kanawha County Boat Salvage for Parts Review

Salvage Evaluation for Damaged and Storm-Damaged Boats
A storm-damaged or non-running boat sitting on a trailer in Dunbar or behind a Cross Lanes shop deserves an honest look before anything moves. Triple A Boat Services inspects the hull, drivetrain, and hardware to weigh salvage value against marine recovery cost. Send photos and we return a clear assessment of what is worth pulling and what is not.

Recover, Dismantle, or Dispose Across Local Access Points
Whether the vessel waits at a Nitro storage lot, a South Charleston driveway, or a private dock near Sissonville, we plan around tight yards and access limits. Usable outboards, electronics, and rigging are pulled for parts value, and the remaining shell is dismantled for responsible, eco-friendly disposal and recycling.
FAQ
How do you decide if my boat should be recovered or disposed?
After reviewing photos and a quick on-site check, we compare repair condition, salvage value, and parts demand. If the recoverable hardware outweighs the hull, we dismantle and sell parts; otherwise we handle removal and disposal.
Can you reach boats on a trailer or in a backyard?
Yes. We work with trailers, driveways, marinas, and waterfront property around Charleston and St. Albans, and we size the job to local access constraints before scheduling pickup.
Send photos of your damaged or unwanted boat for a free, no-pressure salvage evaluation and quote.