Our divers take boat props off underwater in Boynton Beach, at your dock or slip. Repairs go to F&J, and we fit the prop back on when it is done.
We come to the boat. The diver pulls the prop at your Boynton Beach dock with the boat still afloat. F&J repairs it, and we fit it again.
NOAA's Coast Pilot reports two hazards at Boynton Inlet. One is a shoal that starts about 100 yards south of the north jetty's end. The other is a concrete ledge along both jetties, east of the A1A bridge, just under the surface at high tide. If your prop touched either, tell us where.
A boat kept on the Boynton Canal or near Boynton Harbor Marina stays at its own dock. The diver comes to it.
NOAA reports shoaling that starts about 100 yards south of the end of the north jetty and runs south. Inside the inlet, it describes a concrete ledge along both jetties, east of the A1A bridge, just below the surface at high tide. If your prop touched one of them, we can look at it in the water at your dock.
FWC's April 2026 map marks the C-16 Boynton Canal Slow Speed all year, from S-41 east to the Intracoastal. The map cites rule 68C-22.009(1)(c)18. We pull the prop at the canal dock where the boat sits. A boat with a hurt prop does not have to make that run.
The City places Boynton Harbor Marina half a mile south of Boynton Inlet. Fishing and scuba charters run from it. For a boat kept there, or at a private dock nearby, give us the slip or the dock when you call.
NOAA reports a shoal and a concrete ledge at Boynton Inlet. The shoal starts about 100 yards south of the end of the north jetty and runs south. The ledge lies along both jetties, east of the A1A bridge, just below the surface at high tide. Tell us which one you were near, and what the boat has done since.
No. We come to the dock on the Boynton Canal, and the prop comes off there with the boat in the water. FWC marks that canal Slow Speed all year, from S-41 east to the Intracoastal. Leave the boat tied up. Tell us where the dock is and which side of the canal it is on.
Yes. Most props can come off underwater, at the dock or slip in Boynton Beach where the boat is kept. The prop goes to F&J, the prop shop we use, and we put it back on after the repair. For most props, the boat never leaves the water.
Tell us where the boat is kept in Boynton Beach, what happened and what you feel when it runs. If it happened at Boynton Inlet, say whether it was by the jetties or on the shoal to the south. Add the size of the boat and the prop if you have it. That is enough to plan the dive.
Yes. We are a licensed and insured dive crew from Fort Lauderdale, and Boynton Beach is on the stretch of coast we cover. We come to private docks on the canals and to boats kept near Boynton Harbor Marina, half a mile south of the inlet.
