David reached out to me as he lost his wedding ring at the family cottage. I had to return a 2nd time to actually recover the ring, as the first time the search area was not clearly defined. Yes to fortitude. Happy customer! YAY!
Dave reached out to me 3 months after losing his cherished wedding ring in the lake, while swimming. Dave was determined, as was I to recover this important ring. After reviewing the search area & spending extra time searching, I found it! YAY!
Sean was running a race on the path near the water & was sweating profusely. He was running & felt his wedding ring slip off into the bushes. This was a tough search in the heat, with mosquitos & getting scratched up by the bushes. We began searching were he thought the ring was & then upon further « detecting » questions, we searched nearby & found the ring! Thank you Nokta Legend! YAY!
Brandon contacted me as he lost his wedding ring in a friend’s pond/swimming hole. He searched for hours with no luck. I was very happy to return the ring to the happy customer’s friend.
YAY!
Justin reached out at 7:15 this morning with a message that sounded just short of panic: “Fiancé lost her gold ring somewhere on our property. I have a general location but we’ve walked over it so many times I’m sure it’s buried.”
Justin and his fiancée were spreading straw in their chicken run because the ground was too moist. During the task, she realized her ring was missing. She was understandably distraught. The ring had belonged to her grandmother and was a gift from her grandfather, and it meant a great deal to the whole family.
Justin had already bought a metal detector from a franchised tool company and searched without luck. The machine kept alerting, but it only turned up nails, bolts, and aluminum.
I walked him through a few techniques:
A short time later, I could tell he was getting frustrated. I reassured him that it takes practice to understand what a machine is telling you. I offered to come out and help, though it might be later that day or the next because of prior commitments. He said that would be great and that he would keep searching in the meantime.
I checked in around 2:30 pm, let Justin know I was halfway through my other job, and asked him to send his address. I estimated I could arrive around 4:30, which would leave plenty of daylight. Worst case, I would bring lighting to keep going after dark.
I arrived right on time and was greeted by the whole family. They showed me the paths she had walked, which they had pulled from the property’s security cameras.
I wanted to start where she had spread the straw. I scanned the covered section, then moved on to the next. On the first pass, I got a promising signal under a large pile of straw. I moved the pile aside and the signal was still there. Using my pinpointer, I pushed the straw away like a broom. Two more inches, and I could see the prize.
I retrieved the ring and placed it back in her hand. She became emotional, and I was even happier to return her grandmother’s ring to where it belonged.
We took a few photos and wrapped up another successful recovery. From arrival to placing the ring in her hand, it took only 10 to 15 minutes.
Thank you both for placing your trust in me and giving me the chance to help.
Max jumped in the water with his family after a night of fun & lost his wedding ring. He was about to give up & found me online. Within 10 minutes, after asking my due diligence questions, the ring was found. Then he said, BTW, can you look for my fishing rod, And I found that too! Happy Husband & Wife. YAY!
Ben was departing a boat in the Toronto marina, & dropped his ring. He thought it was lost forever. Upon entering the water, i was shocked with the cold temperature. There was lots of silt on the bottom & in a short period of time, I located it! YAY!
Igor and Liz & their son were having fun swimming in Bass Lake, when Igor realized he lost his wedding ring. Liz was very upset. I responded quickly & found the ring. Liz was in tears! YAY!
I even brought a 2nd metal detector & had Igor assist.
I was contacted by Lindsey to search for her Grandmother’s wedding anniversay ring in the mirky weedy waters of Lake Denbigh. I searched in her specified area under the floating platform with no luck. Then I asked Lindsey to close her eyes, breathe, and re-imagine what happened. She pointed to the spot (outside of the original search area), I went down & La Voila, I found the ring! YAY!
I also made friends with a local cat who chose to explore my SUV & be part of the adventure.
Lindsey had tears in her eyes as she hugged me.
Paul was gardening & lost his very special wedding ring. After searching for it without success he contacted me. I found the ring in a few minutes. Another happy customer. YAY!
