20 ft Grady-White Removal in Bel Air South, MD

A 20 ft Grady-White 204 had been sitting in a driveway in Bel Air South for three years. The console was cracked, the fuel tank was questionable, and the trailer's axle had rusted through enough that it wasn't safe to tow. The owner had stopped thinking about it until a neighbor said something, and then he couldn't stop thinking about it. We showed up on a Tuesday morning. The driveway was narrow, and getting the boat turned around without tearing up the lawn or taking out the fence took some work. We couldn't use the trailer, so we brought our own equipment, got straps under the hull, and winched it onto the flatbed. The whole operation ran under an hour. From there, the Grady-White went to our processor in Harford County, where it was cut down and recycled responsibly. We cover all of Harford County: Bel Air North, Edgewood, Aberdeen, Havre de Grace, Joppatowne, Fallston. Most pickups happen same week. We see a lot of boats moving in and out of storage around spring and fall, so we schedule those runs early to keep the timeline tight. Call with your address and the boat size, and we'll tell you when the truck can be there.