20 ft Grady-White Removal in Albany, GA

A 20 ft Grady-White 204 center console sat in a driveway outside Putney for three years. The fiberglass hull was solid, but the console had cracked from sun exposure and the fuel tank had gone suspect. The real problem was the trailer underneath it. The axle had rusted through years of sitting, and the tires were flat and dry-rotted. The whole rig was sunk into the yard. We showed up on a Tuesday morning with a heavy wrecker and air bags. The first step was getting the boat off those dead wheels without tearing the trailer frame apart. We jacked the hull straight up, slid dollies under the frame, and rolled the whole thing onto our flatbed. Most of the morning for the extraction, another hour to secure it for the drive to the processor in Dougherty County. The hull went to the recycler as fiberglass scrap. The trailer frame got cut down and sent for steel. We cover all of Dougherty County: Albany and Putney. Most jobs we schedule for the same week you call, depending on where the boat is sitting. A lot of folks in Albany move boats in and out of storage seasonally, so we're used to coordinating around those transitions. Whether it's docked at a marina nearby or parked on a trailer behind your house, we handle the route and get it loaded without the back-and-forth.