Question 1

Do you work directly with marine insurance companies for boat repairs?

Lukas · Accepted Answer

Yes – we handle insurance claims from start to finish. We work directly with providers like Progressive, BoatUS, Geico, and more to streamline estimates, documentation, and approval.

Question 2

Can you perform repairs under manufacturer or extended warranty?

Lukas · Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We’re certified to perform warranty work for many brands. We follow manufacturer guidelines and submit required documentation so your warranty stays valid.

Question 3

How long does an insurance-covered repair typically take?

Lukas · Accepted Answer

Once approved, most repairs take 3–10 business days depending on parts availability and repair scope. We keep you updated at every step and coordinate with adjusters for fast turnaround.

Question 4

Do you provide repair estimates for insurance claims?

Lukas · Accepted Answer

Yes – we offer detailed repair estimates with photos, parts lists, and labor breakdowns. We send them directly to your insurer or provide you with documentation to submit.

Question 5

Will you match the insurer’s approved budget for repairs?

Lukas · Accepted Answer

We work within the insurer’s scope but never cut corners. If the approved budget doesn’t cover safe, lasting repairs, we negotiate with the adjuster or offer upgrade options if needed.

Question 6

Can you store my boat during the insurance claim process?

Lukas · Accepted Answer

Yes – we offer short-term dry storage while your claim is processed and parts are delivered. This protects your vessel and speeds up the repair once approval is granted.

Question 7

What should I do first if my boat has partially or fully sunk?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

The first step is to secure the area and prevent further damage or pollution. Then a professional inspection is required to assess structural, mechanical, and electrical damage before creating a proper salvage and restoration estimate.

Question 8

Do you provide written estimates for insurance claims?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

Yes, we provide detailed written salvage and restoration estimates suitable for insurance companies. These reports include damage assessment, repair scope, labor, parts, and recommended corrective actions.

Question 9

What does a sinking damage inspection include?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

We inspect the hull, engines, drivetrain, electrical systems, fuel system, and onboard equipment. Water intrusion effects, corrosion risks, and safety concerns are documented to determine the full restoration scope.

Question 10

Can a sunk boat be safely restored?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

In many cases, yes. Restoration depends on submersion time, water type (salt or fresh), and component exposure. A professional evaluation determines whether repair or total loss is the best option.

Question 11

How long does it take to receive a salvage restoration estimate?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

Most estimates are completed within 24–72 hours after inspection. Complex cases involving engines or electrical systems may require additional diagnostic time for accuracy.

Question 12

Do you coordinate with salvage companies or surveyors?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

Yes, we work closely with marine salvors, surveyors, and insurance adjusters to ensure accurate documentation and a smooth claims process from recovery to repair planning.

Question 13

Can an estimate help me decide whether to repair or sell the boat as-is?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

Absolutely. A professional restoration estimate gives you a clear cost breakdown, helping you decide whether repair, resale, or insurance settlement is the most practical option.

Question 14

What does a collision damage assessment include?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

A collision damage assessment includes a full inspection of the hull, deck, transom, propulsion system, steering, and structural components. We document visible and hidden damage to provide an accurate repair scope.

Question 15

Can you identify hidden damage after a boat collision?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

Yes, we inspect areas that are commonly affected but not always visible, such as stringers, bulkheads, alignment points, and underwater components. This helps prevent missed issues that could affect safety later.

Question 16

Do you provide written repair estimates for insurance claims?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We generate detailed written estimates with photos, labor breakdowns, and parts lists that are suitable for insurance companies, surveyors, and adjusters.

Question 17

How accurate are your collision repair quotes?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

Our quotes are based on hands-on inspection and industry-standard labor times. We aim to provide realistic and transparent estimates to avoid unexpected costs during the repair process.

Question 18

Can you assess damage from docking or marina accidents?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

Yes, we assess damage caused by docking impacts, pilings, other vessels, and marina structures. Even minor-looking impacts can cause structural or alignment issues that should be evaluated.

Question 19

Do you work with marine surveyors or insurance adjusters?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

Yes, we regularly coordinate with marine surveyors and insurance adjusters to ensure all damage is properly documented and repairs are clearly defined.

Question 20

How soon should I get a collision damage assessment after an accident?

Fryderyk Florczak · Accepted Answer

As soon as possible. Prompt assessment helps prevent further damage, supports insurance claims, and ensures your boat is safe to operate or properly secured for repairs.

Insurance and Warranty repair boat

Insurance and warranty repair for boats is essential for boat owners looking to protect their investment and ensure peace of mind while out on the water. Boats are valuable assets that require proper coverage to safeguard against unexpected damages, accidents, or mechanical failures.