Service Area · Treasure Island, FL

Underwater boat services in Treasure Island, FL.

Canal docks just inside John's Pass, with the Gulf a few minutes away. We keep Treasure Island boats clean and running right — in the water, at your dock, with proof on every dive.

In-water at your dock Documented every dive Licensed & Insured in Florida
No haul-outCleaned in the water, at your slip
Photo & videoProof sent after every dive
Founder-ledA trained, PADI-certified team
Serving Treasure IslandPlus every dock in Pinellas

Diving Treasure Island water

What it takes to keep a boat clean in Treasure Island.

Treasure Island is a barrier-island community on Boca Ciega Bay, just south of John's Pass, with residential canals lined with private docks and quick Gulf access through the pass. The pass keeps the bay-side water salty and moving, which is good for boating and good for barnacles.

Proximity to John's Pass means clean, salty, current-fed water — and brisk barnacle growth on hulls and running gear through the warm season. Canal docks also collect soft growth and slime between cleanings, so a steady cadence keeps both in check before they set in.

However your boat is kept in Treasure Island, the service is the same: we come to the dock, clean and inspect in the water, and send you before-and-after photo or video plus a short condition note — so you always know exactly what's happening below your waterline.

What we do in Treasure Island

Four services, one standard below the line.

3–4 weeksTypical cleaning cadence for most Treasure Island boats.
2–3 weeksPeak summer, when warm-water growth is fastest.
In-waterDone at your dock — no haul-out, no downtime.
At your dockWe come to the boat, wherever it's kept.

Nearby

We also dive the water next door.

Treasure Island isn't the only stretch of Pinellas coast we cover. If your boat — or a second boat — is kept nearby, we're already there.

Treasure Island FAQ

Questions Treasure Island owners ask.

Straight answers about service, cadence, and what you actually get.

Do you clean boats on the Treasure Island canals?
Yes. We service boats at private docks and slips along the residential canals of Treasure Island and the Boca Ciega Bay waterfront — full hull, running gear, and anode check, done in the water with no haul-out.
Does being near John's Pass affect how fast my hull fouls?
It can. Water near John's Pass is salty and well-flushed by Gulf current, which tends to drive steady barnacle and growth pressure through the warm months. Boats kept here usually do best on a regular 3-to-4-week cadence, tighter in summer.
Is the work done in the water, or does my boat have to come out?
Everything is done in the water, right at your dock or slip — no haul-out, no travel lift, no yard bill. Your boat stays where it is and stays usable.
Do I get proof of the work that was done?
Always. Every dive ends with before-and-after photos or video plus a short, plain-language condition note on your hull, running gear, and anodes — sent straight to you. You never have to take anyone's word for what happened below the waterline.

Precision beneath the waterline

Boat in Treasure Island? Let's get under it.

Tell us your boat and where she's kept. We'll send a clear quote and a cleaning cadence built for Treasure Island water.

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