Diamond Bar, CA: 20 ft Grady-White Gone in One Morning

A 20 ft Grady-White 204 sat in a Diamond Bar driveway for three years. The center console had cracked from sun exposure, the fuel tank was suspect, and the trailer's axle had rusted solid. The owner had bought it thinking he'd fish the local lakes on weekends. Life happened. The boat stayed put. The driveway sloped down toward the street, which meant the rig couldn't be towed backward without the trailer tongue digging in. The rusted axle wouldn't spin, so we couldn't roll it out under power. We brought a heavy rotator and winched the trailer up at an angle, broke the axle free with careful tension, and got it moving toward the truck in under two hours. Once it was loaded, we routed it to our processor in Los Angeles County for hull separation and responsible recycling of the materials. We cover all of Los Angeles County: Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Clarita, Glendale, Lancaster, Palmdale. Diamond Bar sits right in the middle of our regular routes, so most calls get scheduled within the same week. A lot of boat owners out here move their rigs in and out of storage facilities during the off-season, and we handle those transitions all year. You tell us where the Grady-White is sitting, we show up, load it, and haul it out. That's the job.