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Boat towing service in Florida,
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Trailer tire blew out on I-75. Truck gave up before the ramp on US-41. Florida has more registered boats than almost any state, and that means a lot of trailers on a lot of roads. Florida Hauling covers boat towing across all of Florida, from Jacksonville down to the Keys. Proper tow vehicles, upfront flat-rate pricing, available 24 hours. Call or book online today.

Fast, friendly & reliable service Florida-wide.

Boat towing service in Florida, FL

How does boat towing in Florida work?

Florida Hauling runs boat towing across the state with a process built for trailer loads, not standard cars. Three steps:

Most calls in Miami, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Orlando get a driver on scene within 60–90 minutes. Rural Florida routes may run slightly longer. Call now for an ETA on your location.

What are Florida boat towing rates?

Florida Hauling quotes a flat hookup fee of $75–$125 plus a per-mile rate of $4–$7 depending on boat size. A tow from Fort Lauderdale to a marina 20 miles away runs roughly $155–$265. A longer haul from Naples to Sarasota — about 55 miles — typically runs $295–$460 for a mid-size pontoon.

Florida's boat season peaks September through April when snowbirds are launching. Demand during those months is higher, but Florida Hauling's rates don't change with the season. The per-mile rate applies statewide. Oversized loads over 8.5 feet wide require an FDOT oversize permit, which Florida Hauling handles — permit fees are passed through at cost.

After-hours calls between midnight and 5 a.m. add a $35 surcharge. All other fees are disclosed upfront. Call or book online for a quote on your specific route and boat size.

Florida cities Florida Hauling serves for boat towing

Florida Hauling provides boat towing across Florida's major boat markets and everywhere in between.

On the Atlantic coast: Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Fort Pierce, Daytona Beach, Jacksonville. The I-95 corridor handles enormous boat trailer traffic, particularly on weekends during fishing season, and Florida Hauling runs that entire route.

On the Gulf coast: Naples, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Sarasota, Bradenton, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Crystal River, Pensacola. The US-41 Tamiami Trail and I-75 see heavy towing assistance demand from the Cape Coral and Fort Myers boat communities especially.

Inland Florida: Orlando, Kissimmee, Ocala, Gainesville. The chain of lakes around Kissimmee and Toho keeps bass boat trailers moving on SR-192 and US-441 year-round.

Don't see your town listed? Florida Hauling covers the full state. Call or book online to confirm coverage and get an ETA.

Florida service area — Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Miami Florida state outline with markers for the six largest metros Florida Hauling serves: Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Myers, and Miami. Tampa Sarasota Fort Myers Orlando Jacksonville Miami

Where We Haul in Florida

Our team covers all of Florida, including metro areas, rural properties, marinas, storage yards, and long-distance routes.

Residential driveways and private property
Storage yards and dealerships
Marinas, docks, and waterfront locations
Local and long-distance routes
Urban, suburban, and remote pickup locations

Other services we offer in Florida

Statewide coverage across every service line.

Common questions about boat towing in Florida

Florida Hauling handles land-based boat towing only — boats on road trailers after a breakdown, flat tire, truck failure, or planned move. Florida Hauling does not provide on-water towing or membership services.
Emergency calls are dispatched immediately, 24/7. Planned moves — storage to marina, home to repair yard — can be scheduled same-day or in advance. Florida Hauling recommends booking planned tows 24 hours ahead during peak season.
Florida Hauling covers I-95, I-75, I-4, US-1, US-41, US-19, and all major state routes across Florida. Rural county roads are covered too — response time may run 90–120 minutes in remote areas.
Yes. Florida Hauling can tow the boat trailer and dispatch a separate tow vehicle for your disabled truck. Both are quoted as separate line items, and Florida Hauling coordinates both pickups to get you off the roadside faster.
Florida Hauling charges $75–$125 hookup plus $4–$7 per mile. A typical 20-mile tow runs $155–$265. Oversized loads and after-hours calls carry documented surcharges that are disclosed before the tow starts.
Boats wider than 8.5 feet require a Florida FDOT oversize permit. Florida Hauling handles permit applications for qualifying loads. Standard-width boats on properly registered trailers don't need extra permits.

Cities We Serve in Florida

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