Dothan, AL: 19 ft Wellcraft Gone in One Morning

A 19 ft Wellcraft 196 bowrider sat in a Dothan yard with a torn mooring cover stuffed full of leaves and two flat trailer tires. The fiberglass hull had been parked there long enough that the owner had stopped thinking about it as a boat and started thinking about it as a permanent fixture. We got the call on a Tuesday. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. Both tires were gone flat years ago, the rims were sitting on the ground, and the whole rig had settled into the yard like it was rooted there. We had to bring a flatbed and a winch to get any movement at all. Took us most of a morning to get the Wellcraft loaded and strapped down without shifting the weight wrong. From Dothan we routed south toward the processor, hauled the hull in, and had it cut down for recycling. Title was handled per Alabama's rules. One less boat sitting in a yard somewhere. Crews cover all of Dale County: Ozark, Fort Rucker, Daleville, Level Plains, Midland City, Newton. Most pickups happen within the same week, and we handle the seasonal shift when boats move in and out of storage around Fort Rucker. Whether your 19-footer's sitting on a trailer in town or parked near base housing, we know the routes and we know the timing.