We transport a wide variety of boats including powerboats, sailboats, yachts, pontoons, fishing boats, jet skis, and more. If it floats, we can usually move it. For oversized or unique vessels, we’ll walk you through specialized arrangements.

Your boat is carefully strapped and supported using industry-grade tie-downs, pads, and blocks to prevent shifting or damage during transport. Larger yachts may use cradles or hydraulic trailers. We only use trusted carriers experienced in marine hauling.

Boat shipping costs depend on size, distance, pickup/delivery locations, and required equipment. Quotes generally include permits, insurance, driver fees, and route planning. We provide upfront, transparent pricing with no hidden fees.

Yes, all licensed carriers we work with are required to carry cargo insurance as required by law. Coverage details are listed in your shipping documents. We also recommend checking with your personal marine insurance provider for additional protection. This typically covers damage during loading, transport, or unloading. We’ll walk you through coverage limits so you know exactly what’s protected.

Very. From personal watercraft and fishing boats to luxury yachts, we’ve handled them all. Each vessel type has unique requirements, and we match you with carriers who specialize in your boat size and style.

In most cases, we can pick up and deliver directly to your location, including marinas, storage yards, or residences (if access allows). If the route has restrictions (low bridges, tight neighborhoods), we’ll arrange the nearest safe meeting point.

The transporter handles securing and hauling, but you are responsible for preparing the boat: removing loose gear, draining tanks, securing hatches, and arranging lifts (if required). We’ll guide you step by step.

Delivery depends on distance and scheduling. Local moves may take 1–2 days, while cross-country or international transports may take 1–2 weeks. We’ll give you an estimated timeline before booking and update you along the way.