- Land/Shallow Water Search
- Diver/Underwater Search
Jeff Wettstein
Cost For My Service
I work on a reward basis. That means you pay what it is worth to you and what you can afford to have me find your lost item.
I charge a callout fee. If the item is not found, this covers my fuel expenses. We can discuss this when you call. Travel costs for more distant searches, statewide and abroad, will be discussed and agreed upon in advance prior to any search.
Underwater searches have a different fee schedule…please call for details.
Search Types
Land, water & in snow, underwater search to 40 feet. If the item is in water deeper than 40 feet and we can discuss options.
Estate searches & caches (lost/hidden) evidence recovery at crime scenes.
Search Locations
Wisconsin & Northern Michigan…you may contact me if outside my area to discuss travel.
Jeff Wettstein's Bio
I was introduced to metal detecting about 1972 as a youngster from a relative. In the Marine Corps I was in an engineering unit where we used machines to do protective sweeps. I was able to begin my metal detecting career in 1997 with my first machine…a Garrett GTA 1000. I turned in my land machine a year later for a water machine and haven’t look back.
The best items I’ve ever found are the one’s I can return. There is story behind each one, which is one of the best parts of being able to return the item coupled with the look on the person’s face who lost the it when returned.
I own some of the best equipment with today’s latest technology. Feel free to reach out if I can be of any help! Leave a message if I don’t pick up…I might be in the H2O swinging my machine!!
Jeff Wettstein - Recent Blog Post
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Lost and Found 14k engagement ring, Green Bay, WI (2021)
I received a call and message from Somer the afternoon of Saturday, October 30th, 2020 (Halloween mind you) sharing she lost her engagement ring in the front yard of her residence. She explained to me the night before friends were over for a social gathering. Somer mentioned she took her ring off to show one […]
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Lost Wedding Ring in Central Wisconsin Lake (2021)
Sometimes three times is a charm and sometimes a little or a lot luck comes with it. I received a text from Nolan inquiring if I would be willing to look for a lost ring in a central Wisconsin lake at the end of July. It was a vague request. So, I responded with a […]
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