Entirely Submerged Underwater Vehicle Recovery

Extracting a vehicle that has been entirely submerged underwater is quite the task. Locating the vehicle may prove difficult in its own regard because, as a vehicle sinks, it may drift a significant distance from where it entered the water.

Underwater vehicle recovery must be done with precision and planning. You are dealing with a substantial amount of weight in an environment where the company extracting the vehicle is running the risk of underwater entanglement, sudden shifting or settling of the vehicle as you prep for recovery, and difficult to see hazardous or sharp underwater objects.

In these types of vehicle recovery scenarios, there have been lifting bags designed to assist in the process. Utilizing a few of them, these lifting bags can float enough weight to support: trucks, sedans, vans, contracting or landscaping vehicles. These are a necessity to keep your employees safe and those unwanted calls to a Denver HR consultant to a minimum.

Partially Submerged Underwater Vehicle Recovery

Similar to completely submerged vehicle recovery, when it comes to partially submerged vehicle recovery, step 1 is planning.

Move slowly, often it is possible to simply wet suit up, wade into the shallow water, locate a suitable hitch point and execute a routine winch-out. Our 35-ton heavy duty towing wrecker helps to make that job easier, but other times, you may be confronted with objects in the water such as large rocks, fallen trees or other foreign entities that will certainly complicate the denver vehicle recovery process.

Therefore, it always comes back to planning. The job is to be done with minimal damage. You can trust our network of diving-certified drivers to safely return your vehicle to land in Denver towing it to wherever you may need.