Denton, TX: 25 ft O'Day Gone in One Morning

A 25 ft O'Day 25 was sitting on jack stands in a Denton County driveway, keel bolts weeping rust streaks down the fiberglass hull. The owner had inherited it years back, never used it, and by the time he called us the boat had become invisible to him. No title in the drawer, no registration, no documentation. We handled it per Texas rules for abandoned vessels and moved forward. The trailer was deteriorated and the sailboat had to come off the stands before we could load it. We brought a specialized cradle and winch setup, cradled the hull properly, and removed the mast right there on-site so the rig would fit on our transport bed. The whole operation took most of a morning. Once we had it secured, we ran it back to our yard just north of Fort Worth where we pulled the keel and prepped the hull for recycling. The fiberglass went to the processor. The keel and hardware were separated for scrap. A boat that had been sitting forgotten in someone's yard was now accounted for, titled, and responsibly disposed of. Crews cover all of Denton County: Fort Worth, Flower Mound, Little Elm, The Colony, Southlake, Corinth. We handle same-week pickups for boats stored in driveways, yards, and marinas across Denton. A lot of folks in Denton move boats in and out of storage facilities seasonally, and we work that schedule regularly. Call with your address and boat size, and we'll confirm the date before the week ends.