Value Your Trade

Want to know what your boat or outboard is worth before you sell or upgrade? Rocky Mountain Boat Company provides a free, no-obligation trade-in estimate based on your boat’s details and current market conditions. Submit the form below and our team will follow up with next steps.

Why value your trade before you upgrade?

• Know your budget: understand your equity before choosing your next boat.
• Compare offers confidently: see how your boat stacks up in today’s market.
• Save time: speed up the buying process with accurate details upfront.
• Reduce sales tax (where applicable): trade-in can lower the taxable difference on an upgrade

What affects a boats trade-in value?

Trade-in value typically depends on condition, hours, maintenance history, options/upgrades, trailer condition, seasonality, and local demand. Clean boats with documented service and popular features usually earn higher values.

How the trade-in estimate works

1. Submit your details using the form (make, model, year, hours, and condition).
2. We review market comps and verify key value drivers (options, trailer, electronics, upgrades).
3. We follow up with an estimate and any questions needed to finalize a fair number.

Trade-in services near Pueblo West and across Colorado

We help boaters across Southern Colorado and beyond with trade-ins, upgrades, and pre-owned evaluations. If you're upgrading to a new or pre-owned boat, valuing your trade is a smart first step.

Frequently asked questions

What information do I need for a trade-in estimate?

Your boat or outboard make, model, year, approximate hours, overall condition, and notable options or upgrades. Photos are helpful if available.

Is the trade-in estimate free?

Yes. Our estimates are free and have no obligation to buy.

How long does it take?

After you submit the form, our team typically follows up within one business day to confirm details and move the evaluation forward.

Can I apply my trade value toward a new boat?

Yes. Many customers use trade value toward a new or pre-owned boat purchase, which can lower the amount financed.