Metal Detecting service

From sandy beaches to dense brush, I recover lost items including jewelry, smartphones, and keys—even in the most unforgiving terrain.


Serving Northeast Florida

Finding Your Lost Items
Rings, Phones, Keys…

Helping locals and vacationers recover lost items—such as wedding rings, engagement rings, class rings, cell phones, keys, and more—using a metal detector. We’re just a call away. Don’t wait—call now! Open 24 hours.

  • Nassau County
  • Duval County
  • St. Johns County
  • Clay County
  • Baker County
  • Putnam County
  • Flagler County

How it Works

1.

You Contact Us

Reach out and tell me what was lost, where it happened, and any details about the situation. I’ll let you know if it’s something I can recover and schedule a time to begin the search. There is a small call out fee, to pay for my gas and any parking fees.

2.

I Conduct the Search

Using advanced metal detecting equipment, I search for your lost item. Every recovery is different—some are straightforward, while others require patience and problem-solving due to unique challenges on-site.

3.

I return Your Item

Once your item is found, it’s returned directly to you. I work on a reward basis—commonly known as a “finder’s fee.” The amount is based on how valuable the item is to you and how you choose to value the time and effort I put into recovering it.


FAQ’s

Remember

For the best chance of recovery, immediately mark the exact location using your phone’s GPS. Take multiple photos showing fixed landmarks or, for water recoveries, swimmers in the background. If possible, secure the area with chairs, towels, or coolers to prevent disturbance. Then contact me right away for fast, professional recovery assistance.

There is a small call out fee, to pay for my gas and any parking fees. This depends how far I need to drive. Basically, I work on a reward basis—commonly known as a “finder’s fee.” The amount is based on how valuable the item is to you and how you choose to value the time and effort I put into recovering it.

I can search up to 4 feet?

It depends, how aggressive, I can wait it out to low tide if it is bad, which would be safer.

Generally I don’t for just hobby purposes, metal detector to such as finding small gold items in odd situations take skill, it is smarter to hire someone like myself to find the item, then renting a metal detector.

Of course I can send it and will do registered mail, all I ask that you pay for shipping and take photos that you received it.

Example of Locations I can recover Lost Items

Water up to 4 feet, ocean, lakes creeks. Land, parks, sports fields, front and backyards of homes, campgrounds, campsites, construction sites, school playgrounds, curb strips and more.

Note: For some locations we will have to get permission from Grounders Manager

Nassau County, FL
  • Main Beach Park (Fernandina Beach)
  • Seaside Park (South Fletcher Ave, Fernandina Beach)
  • Peters Point Beachfront Park
  • Amelia Island State Park
  • Fort Clinch State Park Beach
  • Burney Park (American Beach)
  • North Beach Park (Fernandina Beach)
  • Little Talbot Island State Park
Duval County, FL
  • Jacksonville Beach
  • Neptune Beach
  • Atlantic Beach
  • Huguenot Memorial Park
  • Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park
  • Mayport Naval Station Beach
  • Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park
  • Huguenot Memorial Park
  • Fort Caroline National Memorial
  • Timucuan Ecological & Historic Preserve
  • Ed Austin Regional Park
  • Reddie Point Preserve
  • Metropolitan Park (Downtown Jacksonville)
  • Friendship Fountain Park
St. Johns County, FL
  • St. Augustine Beach
  • Vilano Beach
  • Crescent Beach
  • Butler Beach
  • Anastasia State Park Beach
  • Ponte Vedra Beach
  • Fort Matanzas National Monument Beach
  • Frank B. Butler County Park (East & West)
  • Anastasia State Park
  • Treaty Park
  • Alpine Groves Park
  • Palencia Park
  • Vaill Point Park
  • Canopy Shores Park
  • Nocatee Preserve
  • Veterans Park
Clay County, FL
  • Camp Chowenwaw Park
  • Kingsley Lake (via Camp Blanding)
  • Lake Asbury
  • Camp Chowenwaw Park
  • Ronnie Van Zant Memorial Park
  • Moccasin Slough Park (Orange Park)
  • Spring Park (Green Cove Springs)
  • Clarke House Park (Orange Park)
  • Black Creek Park and Trail
  • Governors Creek Boat Ramp Park
  • Omega Park (Middleburg)
  • Paul C. Armstrong Park
Baker County, FL
  • Heritage Park Village (Macclenny)
  • Baker County Fairgrounds
  • Memorial Park (Macclenny)
  • Shoals Park
  • St. Mary’s Shoals Park
  • Macclenny Park
  • Osceola National Forest
  • Ocean Pond Recreation Are
  • St. Mary’s River
  • Turkey Creek
  • Notable Recreation Activities
Putnam County, FL
  • Ravine Gardens State Park (Palatka)
  • Putnam County Veterans Memorial Park
  • Mary M. McLeod Bethune Park (Palatka)
  • Hank Bryan Park (Palatka)
  • Booker Park (Crescent City)
  • Pomona Park Community Center & Playground
  • Interlachen Lions Club Park
  • Etoniah Creek State Forest
  • Rice Creek Conservation Area
  • Dunns Creek State Park
  • St. Johns River Access (Various Points)
  • Crescent Lake
  • Lake Broward Park (Pomona Park)
  • Lake Stella (Crescent City)
  • George’s Lake (Florahome)
Flagler County, FL
  • Flagler Beach
  • Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area (Flagler Beach)
  • Varn Park
  • Jungle Hut Park
  • MalaCompra Park
  • Beverly Beach
  • Washington Oaks Gardens State Park (Palm Coast)
  • Princess Place Preserve
  • Bulow Creek State Park
  • Wadsworth Park (Flagler Beach)
  • Lehigh Trail
  • Graham Swamp Conservation Area
  • Betty Steflik Memorial Preserve
  • Waterfront Park (Palm Coast)