A storm makes the decision most owners were putting off. A hull that was worth fixing in June is a write-off by September, and the insurance check rarely covers what a rebuild would cost. This page collects the storm and salvage jobs: boats off seawalls, wrecks winched from shorelines, sunken hulls floated before they could be hauled.
Salvage work is the least predictable job we do. Tides, growth on the hull, what the water did to the inside. My crew shows up with more equipment than the job probably needs, because with storm boats the surprise is the routine part. Read any post below and you will see what that looks like in practice.
