Boat Removal Service in Derby, Kansas

Divorce paperwork rarely mentions who keeps the cabin cruiser, but somebody had to decide. Neither side wanted the payments that came with it, and once the house sold, the boat just stayed parked where it had always been, tucked against the side fence with a cover that had started splitting at the seams. Two attempts to sell it fell through when buyers backed out after seeing the interior mildew up close. The side gate leading to the backyard was barely wider than the boat's beam, so we had to drop the trailer's tongue and walk the whole rig through at an angle, checking clearance every few feet. Added real time to the job, close to forty minutes. Once out front, the hull showed enough water damage below the waterline that resale wasn't realistic, so it's headed to a fiberglass recycler instead.