20 ft Grady-White Removal in Clay, NY

A 20 ft Grady-White 204 sat in a driveway in Clay for three years. The center console had a long crack down the starboard side, the fuel tank was suspect, and the trailer's axle had rusted solid. The owner had stopped looking at it somewhere around year two. When we showed up, the real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. The axle wouldn't turn, the tires were flat and split, and the whole rig was sunk into the gravel where it'd sat through two winters. We couldn't tow it out as-is without tearing the frame apart or ripping the driveway. So we brought the heavy-duty crane, pulled the hull straight up off the trailer, and loaded it onto the truck bed. The trailer stayed behind for the owner to deal with separately. The whole job took most of a morning. The Grady-White went to the processor in Onondaga County. Fiberglass gets cut down, the fuel tank drained and recycled, and the scrap sorted. Nothing went to a landfill. We cover all of Onondaga County: Syracuse, Salina, Cicero, De Witt, Lysander, Onondaga. Most pickups happen within the same week you call. Clay sits right in the middle of our regular rotation, and we see a lot of boats moving in and out of storage around here as seasons change. Whether your Grady-White is sitting in a driveway, a marina slip, or parked at a seasonal storage facility, we know the roads and we know how to load without tearing up your property.