Sea Tow Fort Myers FL 33904

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Daniel Beall

As always Sea Tow response time was 20 minutes. On this day I felt lucky to be towed in as a sea fog moved into San Carlos bay and it was very thick and hard to see. I knew I was in good hands.<br>Thanks again. Dan

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Brett Fox

We were charged $5,550 by Sea Tow Fort Myers for a basic pump-out and a short tow (less than a mile) near Matlacha Bridge. The boat had taken on water due to a failed aerator pipe and bilge pump. I grounded it myself to prevent sinking, used the emergency shutoff, and waited for help.<br><br>My 75-year-old father called for assistance and was told the charge would be $200 per foot. He mistakenly said the boat was 21 feet—it’s actually 20. What we didn’t expect was an additional $450/hour fee for “nighttime on-water assistance,” which we were not clearly told about and which added $1,350 to the bill.<br><br>We had a 9-year-old child on board and were in an active lightning storm. We were calm and had stabilized the boat. The service involved no wreck, no environmental risk, and no danger to the crew. Despite trying to resolve the misunderstanding respectfully afterward, Sea Tow refused any adjustment.<br><br>We’re sharing this so others know to ask for every fee up front and in writing, even in an emergency. The crew was polite, but the lack of pricing transparency was deeply disappointing.

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Linda Gibson

Our impeller motor went bad. Driver found a broken clamp that broke in half and was making the motor run hot. He towed us six miles to the marina at midnight and was amazing getting us into our slip. Couldn’t of asked for better service