HURRICANE MEMBERSHIPS & HAULOUTS
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HURRICANE MEMBERSHIP
$2,500
Yearly Membership Enrollment
Up to 35 Feet
+ Haul-Out Charge
$3,500
Yearly Membership Enrollment
36-43 Feet
+ Haul-Out Charge
$4,500
Yearly Membership Enrollment
44-53 Feet
+ Haul-Out Charge
$5,500
Yearly Membership Fee
54-56 Feet
+ Haul-Out Charge
Why Choose Palmetto Hurricane Membership?
| Traditional Marina Program | |
|---|---|
| Limited haul-out availability | Priority response |
| Higher membership costs | Competitive annual pricing |
| Higher emergency haul-out pricing | Discounted member response rates |
| Often focused on pre-storm haul-out | Before, during & after-storm support |
| Boat may need to be removed shortly after the storm | Secure storage until you’re ready |
| Transportation often not included | Transportation coordinated by Palmetto |
| Little insurance assistance | Hurricane plan & documentation available |
HURRICANE HAUL-OUT SERVICES
DON'T GET TRAPPED IN HURRICANE CONDITIONS
A high-value investment must be protected from impending storms- let Palmetto Yacht Management help remove your yacht from danger and onto dry land away from the storm.
Most insurance providers require a formal hurricane haul-out plan in order to provide coverage on your yacht. Palmetto Yacht works closely with providers to ensure you’re covered, by providing formal plans and yacht relocation services.
FAQ's
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.
See responses to some of the most commonly addressed questions about hurricane yacht relocation, fees and other important things.
We require all customers to provide us with at least 90 hours' notice for a hurricane haul-out. For more questions, please contact our team directly.
Palmetto Yacht Management can either store at a facility of your choice or provide transportation to one of our regional storage facilities for a discounted rate.
Most boat and yacht insurance providers require some sort of hurricane haul-out plan. By not following this plan, you are risking insurance not providing you coverage for any damage that's incurred during the storm.