Certified Boat Decontamination and Inspections for Folsom Lake
Bring your boat in for expert decontamination and GREEN tag certification so you can get back on the water today!
NorCal Boat Inspections, Tag, Seal and Band
What is AIS tagging & Who Requires It?
What to Expect During the Decontamination Process
What is AIS tagging & Who Requires It?
AIS tagging refers to Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) compliance tagging-a process used to prevent the spread of harmful species like quagga, zebra and golden mussels between water bodies. A certified inspector checks your boat for signs of contamination and, if cleared, applies a red tamper-proof tag and seal to your vessel and trailer.
What is Boat Decontamination?
What to Expect During the Decontamination Process
What is AIS tagging & Who Requires It?
Any vessel wishing to launch sooner than the required 30-day quarantine period must have a hot-water decontamination performed by an approved decontamination station. These vessels are allowed to launch immediately following decontamination and will have a green seal applied. Each seal application will be entered into a database to confirm the date, vessel/seal numbers and the location.
What to Expect During the Decontamination Process
What to Expect During the Decontamination Process
What to Expect During the Decontamination Process
Our certified inspector will perform a thorough visual check of your boat, trailer, bilge, anchor, ballast tanks, and any compartments to ensure they're clean, drained, and dry. Next, a hot water flush, draining and drying, and cleaning of all water-contacting surfaces and compartments will be performed.