Olympians Hunter Woodhall and Tara Davis lost 2 gold rings in their backyard. RingFinders to the rescue! Searching for their rings, with a cheering section attending. was pretty crazy but so exciting. (No pressure here!) Found the first ring within 5 minutes and it took another 20 minutes to find the other. Another happy ending and another very satisfied customer!! Love being a RingFinder 😊
Sarah lost her diamond engagement ring and she was pretty sure it happened when she was washing the dog in her front yard. After purchasing a cheap metal detector with no luck, she contacted The Ring Finders. She showed me the area where it most likely came off and assured me that they’d scoured that spot with and without the detector. Within 2 minutes we had another happy customer! Thanks for calling the professional Sarah!
Brandon had that sinkin’ feeling in his gut when he noticed his gold chain laying on the floorboard of the crane he was operating.
Brandon is a crane operator and at this site his crew was assembling a wind turbine in a rural Missouri beanfield. The chain had broken and even though he had the chain back, his crane medallion was nowhere to be found. Ringfinders to the rescue!
Nearly an hour into the search I heard that lovely low tone of a possible gold target. Wasn’t long before Brandon had his 14K gold medallion back in his hand. Man, I love this treasure hunting and the rewarding challenges that Ringfinders brings my way!!
On Friday, Alissa took off her 4 carat, white gold wedding band to do work in her backyard patio area. She laid it on the outdoor table for safekeeping. Later, her husband joined the effort and “moved” the table to clean around it.
When they wrapped things up she realized her ring was no longer on the table and nowhere to be found. They searched diligently but had no luck and the next day bought a metal detector. Two days of searching and frustration led her to the RingFinders and I arrived Tuesday evening to help.
My first 30 minutes of searching did not produce the ring but the area had lots of “trash” targets. These spurious signals were primarily metal items left just under the surface from the home construction and 30 years of back porch use. So we started the painstaking process of removing every single piece of metal from the area most likely to hold the ring.
Finally, after another 30 minutes of unearthing foil and screws and coins and pulltabs from the ground, we got the solid tone we were looking for. Bam!
I’ve never tried to make a grown man cry, but it happened right before my eyes. Another ecstatic and relieved customer!
Subsequent to recent weight loss, Ruth lost her platinum and diamond wedding set. She contacted me and upon arrival she recounted all her activities leading up to her realizing the rings were not on her finger. We methodically retraced all her steps and about 10 minutes into the search, her husband was actually able to eyeball find the larger ring. Amazing! From there is was a simple process to retrieve the smaller band and she was reunited with her precious keepsakes. Another happy customer!
Rhonda lost her wedding band putting out hay for her horses. Once the initial panic subsided she called friends with a metal detector but they had no luck. She contacted me and the next morning I was on the scene. I demonstrated how the machine worked to her satisfaction. She patiently recreated the scene and retraced all her steps. With both she and her husband in close proximity, we started a circular shaped search pattern. Within minutes, we heard that awesome report of a coil swinging over a solid target! Voila, another happy ending. She and Kenny are thrilled that they contacted a professional to return their precious keepsake.
Mike suspected he lost his key fob while shoveling snow. He turned the house upside down but couldn’t find them (or his spares)! A scheduled flight that afternoon intensified the need to respond and recover these keys. He contacted me and I began to search the snow on the sides of the driveway with no luck. The entire drive hadn’t yet been shoveled, but the rebar in the concrete was giving my detector fits. So I had Mike completely clear the driveway and voila! The key fob was still in the snow, but once it got over the grass instead of the drive, the Legend sniffed it straight out. Another happy customer and another on-time departure.
Nick lost his wedding ring at his family’s annual Turkey Day football game. Hours of determined searching and borrowing a metal detector did not do the trick. His mother in law contact me through Ringfinders and within 45 minutes we had his ring successfully recovered. So often, it just pays to bring in a pro. Another ring back to its rightful owner, another happy customer! 
Kayle realized she lost her ring on Sunday. Trying to recreate all her actions since the last time she knew she had it on, she felt the most likely culprit was the backyard football game. She enlisted friends and family to help look through the leaves and grass. She even rented\purchased metal detectors to no avail. On Friday she contacted me and within a couple of hours we were in the “football field” in question. We did our best to re-enact the events, figured out most likely areas and then grid the boundaries of the search area. 10 minutes of swinging and we hit that unmistakable staccato tone of a surface target! Another very happy customer! 
