Experienced. insured. local.

Boat demolition & Disposal

When removal requires more

Boat Disposal

Boat
Demolition

Environmental
containment

navigational
hazards

Vessel Removal

a controlled approach to
vessel demolition

Vessels may require demolition for many reasons, including deterioration, fire or storm damage, abandonment, or damage sustained during a marine casualty. Whenever possible, vessels are recovered and transported to an appropriate location for demolition and disposal. In some cases, a vessel may be too damaged, deteriorated, large, or heavy to be hauled away in one piece. When that happens, the vessel may need to be dismantled at or near the boat ramp before it can be removed.

Safety for our crew and the surrounding environment is a priority throughout every project. Prior to demolition, fuel, oil, and other petroleum products are removed from the vessel and secured in appropriate drums for proper handling and disposal. When demolition takes place near the water, containment boom, debris barriers, absorbent materials, and other appropriate measures may be used to help contain debris and reduce the risk of pollutants entering the surrounding water.

Every vessel removal and demolition project presents different conditions. Our approach considers the vessel, location, environmental risks, and applicable local, state, and federal requirements.

Maverick Marine Services is experienced and insured for marine salvage and vessel removal operations, with HAZWOPER-trained personnel prepared to safely handle the environmental challenges that can arise during marine recovery and demolition projects.

Excavator Demolition

equipped for the
tough jobs

Our excavator allows us to handle heavy vessel demolition, dismantling, debris removal, loading, and site cleanup efficiently. Combined with our marine salvage equipment, trucks, trailers, pumps, containment equipment, and experienced crew, we have the equipment and hands-on experience to manage challenging vessel removal projects from recovery through final disposal.