Are you dealing with the challenge of how to get rid of your old boat? Letting your old boat just sit on your property can be an eyesore. Not to mention the problems it can cause, such as rodents finding shelter and stagnant water attracting mosquitoes. Also, if your boat is just sitting in ...
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In the sunny coastal city of Fort Lauderdale, where boats line the marinas and waterways like cars on a city street, encountering a partially submerged boat can be a distressing ordeal for any boat owner. Whether it's the result of inclement weather, a mishap, or prolonged neglect...
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Miami is the perfect place to embrace a lifestyle of relaxation and adventure and sail the seas on your boat. However, as time goes on, every boat eventually reaches the end of its lifespan or is just no longer needed by its owner. When that time comes, knowing how to properly remove and dispose...
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If a hurricane is approaching and you own any kind of marine vessel, there are several precautionary steps you can take to keep yourself and your vessel safe. First and foremost, you need to assess the risk and level of damage the storm could cause. If you have received a watch or warning for ...
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One of the worst things that could happen to a boat owner, is to have to deal with a foundering vessel. If you tend to leave your vessel moored most of the time, there are several things you should keep an eye out for that could cause your vessel to take on water! First of all, if you...
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Once, a dad, his daughter, and a sturdy daysailer rode the waves together, the father’s own father at the helm. The sea was their shared canvas, painted with laughter and splashes of saltwater. But when the grandfather passed, so did the daysailer’s glory days; it began to ...
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If you have a semi-submerged powerboat or small sailboat that you need to get rid of, the process can be challenging and may require some effort and resources. Here are steps you can consider to properly dispose of such a vessel: Assessment: Determine the condition of the boat. Assess ...
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In the United States, the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) establishes regulations and requirements for recreational boating safety. The specific documentation you need can depend on various factors, including the type and size of your boat, where you plan to operate it, and your personal circumstances. ...
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Getting rid of an old sailing boat that's grounded in your backyard or on your property can be a bit of a process, but here are some steps you can consider. For smaller sailing vessels like daysailers, to larger vessels like cutters, the process is similar: Assessment: First, ...
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Many people around the globe enjoy boating and other recreational water activities. While these activities bring joy and relaxation, they also have a significant impact on marine ecosystems. Improper boat disposal and abandonment can lead to environmental degradation, posing risks to marine life...
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