Early morning Gold! Got a call last night on a wedding band lost while playing football in a field with his son. The band belonged to his deceased grandfather and ment the world to him. After about 1 hour of searching I found it! Another smile in the books!
Another ring lost in a private yard today. I searched the whole area he thought it was lost in with no luck. I then started extending my search area and checking the neighbors yard and there it was. Another happy Customer!
We recover more than rings! Guy pulled up on a 4 wheeler and asked if I could help find a lost fire extinguisher. They had an event last 3 days and the winds covered everything with a foot of sand. It took about 10 minutes and a lot of digging but we found it 4 feet from where they thought it was!
The ring was lost in the front yard of a house 2 months ago! Yard hunts are challenging when they do not know when it came off. If they know when it was lost the chances go way up! He felt the ring come off when he was flipping his hand to get something off of it. It only took about 10 minutes to find it! It was mashed in the dirt but still visible. Another successful recovery!
Early morning platinum and diamond ring recovery! Ashley lost her ring out in the water yesterday and thought it was gone forever. We were able to recover the ring and present it to her this morning! Another smile in the books!
Alex lost his ring out in the water about waist deep. He found me and gave me a call. We came out the next day and searched for it. This one was a little harder than expected. It was out deeper than Alex thought.
I was detecting on the beach when a man approached me and said his wife lost her ring out in the surf. I got right to work but the ring was nowhere to be found. I ended up griding a larger searc area before I found it. Another smile created!
It is amazing how fast a gold ring can get lost in the sand. This young man was on the way to rent a metal detector when he called me. He had lost his wedding ring in a rather small area but could not find it. It took about 5 minutes!
This newlywed lost his wedding ring out in the water and had given up hope. Many people think a ring lost out in the ocean is a lost cause. This one took about 15 minutes!!
A young couple went to the ocean to do a beautiful engagement photo shoot. All was going well until her hand accidentally got hit and the ring flew off in the water. The photo shoot was over! They found me on the web and gave me the location on a map that it was lost at. I went down and gridded the area until I found it. I did not tell her I found it and surprised her at her house. I love my job!
