Castle Rock, CO: 17 ft Bayliner Gone in One Morning

A 17 ft Bayliner 175 Bowrider sat in a Castle Rock driveway for three seasons. The gelcoat had faded to a dull white, the seat vinyl was cracked in long splits, and both trailer tires had been flat so long the sidewalls had started to collapse. The owner had bought it years back thinking he'd take it out on the water. He didn't. By the time he called us, he'd stopped walking past it. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. We couldn't roll it out to the street because the tires wouldn't hold pressure, and the driveway sloped toward the garage. We winched the hull onto our trailer using the boat's own eye bolts, left the original frame behind for scrap metal pickup, and had the whole job done under two hours. The Bayliner went to the recycler in Douglas County. No title was in the drawer, and we handled the title work per Colorado's rules. Crews cover all of Douglas County: Highlands Ranch, Parker, Lone Tree, Castle Pines, The Pinery, Stonegate. We handle same-week pickups for boats stored in yards, driveways, and storage facilities across Castle Rock. A lot of folks around Castle Rock move boats in and out of seasonal storage, and we work that rotation regularly,whether you're prepping for winter or clearing space after the season ends.