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Land/Beach/Grass/Water
Experienced in ring recoveries, lost cellphones, keys, irrigation boxes, property markers, and more. Search types include lawns, fields, sand, deep brush. Areas include parks and beaches, shallow ocean, streams, and rivers. Note: Freshwater lakes, ponds, and dock dives considered on a case-by-case basis.

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Successful Recoveries

Zian was vacationing at a resort in the Orlando area when he accidentally lost a sentimental ring that was hanging from a chain around his neck. The ring fell in a large and deep sand volleyball court. After several unsuccessful searches, he reached out to me and I was able to locate the ring after 45 minutes of searching.

I received a referral from a fellow Ringfinder in Orlando concerning a guy who was visiting Lake County from out of state. Derick was staying at a wedding venue and lost his 14K gold pendant while wrestling in the grass. Luckily I was able to make a successful recovery before he had to fly back home the next day.

I received a request from Joao in Windermere asking for help finding a 14k gold pendant. The small thin pendant had fallen off into heavy St. Augustine grass in his backyard. Although he purchased an inexpensive metal detector from a nearby sporting good store and searched for hours (including a night search), he came up empty-handed. During his search the thin pendant was accidently stepped on and pushed down into the soil. Even though it had become invisible to the naked eye I was able to recover the pendant using a machine designed for that particular type of search.

Matt contacted me after his wife lost one of a pair of 14k gold earrings while carrying groceries into the house. He was hoping to surprise her with it when she got home after work. I searched the front yard of his home and in a short time I located it in the grass. This was especially challenging due to the small size of the earring. For me, finding it for him, so that he could give it back to her, was a very rewarding experience.

Travis from Orlando called to ask for help finding his wedding band accidently dropped into a tall grassy patch on the side of busy SR50. We both worked the area for about 20 minutes before the ring was successfully recovered.

While vacationing at a local Disney area resort Tom didn't see, but felt his titanium wedding ring fly off his finger and into a sand volleyball court. He and his family searched for over two hours with no luck. Tom contacted me late in the evening and I was able to accomplish a successful recovery by lamplight...within 3o minutes.

While dining at a dockside restaurant in Mount Dora, Bill's wife accidently dropped her expensive 40 year old diamond wedding ring into eight feet of dark water and deep mud. It was successfully recovered and returned after a 15 minute SCUBA dive.

"Gary is amazing! While my wife was working on our landscaping, her wedding ring unknowingly slipped out of her pocket. After frantically searching for it for a number of hours, we contemplated renting a metal detector to find it but thought it best to leave this to the professionals. Gary was extremely responsive, professional, and located the ring with 5 minutes of searching. I would definitely recommend his services to anyone!"
Josh M.- Ocoee, Florida

Nichole called me from Lockhart, upset that she had lost a very sentimental silver thumb ring. I was able to be on her property within 30 minutes.

Shaggy & Velma (Kissimmee, and not their real names) celebrate the return of a platinum wedding ring. This was a quick front lawn recovery for two of the coolest people I've ever had the chance to help!

Barbara lost her 18 karat gold earring while walking her dog in her front yard. She and her family searched for three days before contacting me for help. Many of my successful recoveries occur within an hour or less of searching. This was one of those cases, within 20 minutes of turning on my machine. She was so happy to have her earring back that she said, and I quote...
"YOU are the real deal!".

Amy lost her wedding band while doing yard work. This recovery was a team effort assisted by fellow Ring Finders Jim Dardini and Angela Elderson.

Chad from nearby Windermere, Florida accidently dropped his platinum wedding band into a thick ivy patch. After several unsuccessful search attempts he contacted me asking for help. Even with underground low voltage wiring I was able to successfully recover his ring in a short time.