Our divers take boat props off underwater in Hallandale Beach, at the dock or slip where the boat is kept. The prop goes to F&J for repair and then goes back on.
Most props can come off with the boat in the water. Our divers pull yours at the dock, it goes to F&J for repair, and we refit it when it comes back. You skip the haul-out.
Boats at the Hallandale Beach City Marina are under the City's rules. Those rules prohibit major repairs and refitting at the dock, and they leave the extent of an owner's work to the City. The repair on your prop is done at the shop. The pull is done at the slip, so ask the marina office before you book it.
At a private dock, tell us which side of the Hallandale Beach Boulevard bridge you are on. FWC keeps the Intracoastal at slow speed there. The slow water starts just north of the bridge and runs south to the county line.
The City Marina's 2026 rules prohibit major repairs or refitting of boats at the dock. Minor repairs and repair of gear are not permitted on the docks or finger piers. The rules leave the extent of an owner's maintenance work in the dockage area to the City's sole discretion. Ask the marina office about a prop pull before you call us.
Hallandale Beach City Marina, 2026 rules and regulations, rule 6
FWC sets a Slow Speed Minimum Wake zone from 300 feet north of the Hallandale Beach Boulevard bridge to 400 feet south. A second slow-speed zone carries on from there to the Dade/Broward county line. Farther north, an Idle Speed No Wake zone runs from 2,800 feet to 1,325 feet above the bridge. Tell us which stretch your dock is on.
FWC, Rule 68D-24.008(1)(a)14, Broward County Boating Restricted Areas
The City of Hallandale Beach decides what work is done on a boat in a City Marina slip. The marina's 2026 rules prohibit major repairs or refitting at the dock and repair of gear on the docks or finger piers. The repair on your prop is done at F&J. Clear the pull with the marina office before you set a date with us.
Yes. FWC keeps the Intracoastal at slow speed, minimum wake, from 300 feet north of the bridge to the Dade/Broward county line. The rule writes it as two zones that meet 400 feet south of the bridge. Farther north there is a separate idle-speed zone. Tell us where your dock is along that run.
Yes. Our divers pull props in the water, so the boat stays at its dock or slip in Hallandale Beach. The prop goes to F&J for repair, and we put it back on afterward. If the boat is at the City Marina, check with the marina office first, because the City controls work done at its slips.
Tell us where the boat is, what happened to the prop and how many props the boat has. In Hallandale Beach, say whether the dock is north or south of the Hallandale Beach Boulevard bridge, or in a City Marina slip. If the prop hit something, tell us what it was and where, as far as you know.
