Sell Your Hurricane-Damaged RV For Cash

Yes—we include free removal with almost every purchase. Whether your RV is stuck in a flooded backyard, stranded on a beach after storm surge, or parked at a marina lot in Galveston, our tow team will haul it away at no cost. If your RV is on a barrier island, accessible only by ferry, or located down an unpaved service road blocked by storm debris, free towing may not be feasible. In those cases, we’ll inform you upfront and explore options. Please contact us beforehand to check availability.

We’re interested in RVs with virtually any hurricane-related damage—wind, flood, debris, or impact. That includes units with roof or slideout delamination, floor rot from standing water, shattered windows, corroded electrical systems from saltwater, and twisted or bent frames from floating or being tossed by strong winds. Even if your RV was declared a total loss by insurance, carries a salvage title, or has been crashed into by fallen trees or blown down power poles, we’ll still evaluate it.

Our team considers several industry-standard factors: the depth of water penetration (freshwater vs. saltwater), extent of wind-blown debris damage, structural integrity of the chassis and frame, mold or rot presence, condition of mechanical and electrical systems, and overall market demand for parts and salvage. We also factor in your RV’s title status—whether it’s clean, salvage, or rebuilt—and how easy it is to access for towing. All these combine into a transparent, data-driven offer.

Generally, a clear title is required to complete the sale. However, we understand that documents can be lost or destroyed in a storm. If your title was damaged or destroyed by floodwater, please contact us. We’ll walk you through your state’s title replacement process—often involving a duplicate application or affidavit—and help you gather whatever paperwork is still available, such as registration, insurance estimates, or a salvage certificate. In some states, alternative documents, such as a bill of sale or lien release, may suffice temporarily.

Typically, yes. Most local salvage yards do not buy scrap RVs, and if they do, they will likely require you to deliver it or charge you to tow it. They rarely account for usable mechanical parts, appliances, or interior components, especially in hurricane zones where yards get flooded too. HeyRV specializes in damaged RVs and rebuilds our own network of recyclers, parts buyers, and refurbishers. That means we can extract more value from your RV engine parts, axles, wiring, and cabinetry—and pass the savings on to you.