Amarillo, TX: 24 ft Bayliner Gone in One Morning

A 24 ft Bayliner 2455 Ciera sat in a Potter County driveway for three years. The cabin cruiser had a green algae line running the waterline and chalky white hull where the gelcoat had oxidized down to bare fiberglass. The tandem axle trailer underneath it had rusted solid, and the tires were flat enough that moving it meant the frame was going to scrape pavement the whole way out. The owner had bought it thinking he'd use it on weekend trips. That didn't happen. One morning he looked at it from the kitchen window and made the call. The driveway was narrow, bordered by a fence on one side and a neighbor's property line on the other. We couldn't just back a standard trailer in and winch it. Instead, we brought a rotator and came in from the street side, angled the truck to take up both lanes of the drive, and used the boom to lift the Bayliner straight up off those rusted frame rails. Under an hour of work. We loaded it onto our hauler and took it to the processor in Potter County where the hull got cut down and the aluminum got separated for scrap. Crews cover all of Potter County: Amarillo and Bushland, Bishop Hills. We schedule most pickups within the same week you call. Amarillo sees seasonal storage moves in and out, especially when folks shift boats between winter storage and lake runs, and we handle those transitions without the usual delays you'd hit with outfits that only work weekends.