Sea Tow Cape And Islands

The average daytime hourly rate for a boat towing company is $300. That cost can go up at night, in bad weather, etc. Don’t get stuck paying (on average) $850 for a short tow or over $2,000 for longer tows. Sea Tow membership covers these expenses with priority service included.

Sea Tow maintains specialized equipment to handle any type of salvage from boats on the rocks to actively sinking boats. As master salvors, we have the relationships to work directly with your insurance company and bring in any necessary resources while working to save your boat. Our boats and equipment are top-of-the-line and built to respond.

Whether your boat has blown off its mooring, sank at the dock or ran aground high and dry, Sea Tow can help. We work to efficiently recover your vessel while preventing any further damage. Our recovery skills go beyond boats to small plane recovery, vehicle recovery and anything else that may find itself in need of recovery in the water.

Including small plane recovery, crew changes, launch services, line handling, research, engineering, survey, movie/film/photo, safety, security and escort services, vessel charters and long-distance coastal boat towing. If you need a boat on the water for support, we can help.

Whether a small spill at a local fuel dock or major spill in a heavily trafficked waterway, Sea Tow has the capability to respond to a variety of environmental support needs. We maintain relationships with subcontractors to help provide equipment if we ourselves don’t have it, and through our relationships with local marinas may also provide vessel haul-outs and repairs.

Our captains have the resources, equipment, and personnel to handle both small and large-scale response. As professional small boat handlers and salvors, there is no better team to retrieve vessels and mitigate damage after an event. Overland marine transport services may also be available.