Boat Disposal Services in Merrimack, New Hampshire

The bowrider had one working season left in it, and the owner knew it. The outboard had started leaking oil into the bilge the year before, enough to keep it home the last two summers while he put off the repair bill. It sat by the side of the garage collecting pine needles until the driveway sealing crew he hired for the season told him they couldn't work around it. That was the push he needed. The trailer hitch had rusted to the point where our usual coupler didn't want to release cleanly, so we cut it free rather than fight it and secured the frame directly to our flatbed instead. Ten extra minutes, no real delay. The sealing crew showed up the next morning like planned, and he said the driveway hadn't looked that open in years.