Marina Boat Removal in Bethany Beach, DE

Beach town marinas fill up fast in summer, which is exactly when nobody wants a dead boat taking up a slip. This Regal had an engine that quit mid-season two years back, and rather than pay for repairs the owner just let it sit, figuring a buyer would eventually come along for a project boat. Nobody did. Slip fees kept adding up the whole time, and by early spring the marina wanted the space back before the summer crowd showed up. The finger pier was standard enough, but a neighboring boat's fenders had drifted into our working space, so we had to reposition lines twice before getting a straight pull without touching anyone else's gear. Once that was sorted, the haul itself went quick. Cuddy cabins like that have decent glass in the hull, so it went to a fiberglass recycler rather than the landfill. The marina's already got another boat booked into that slip for the season.