Dundalk, MD: 20 ft Chaparral Gone in One Morning

A 20 ft Chaparral 204 SSi bowrider showed up in our queue on a Tuesday. Cracked windshield frame, mildewed upholstery inside, and the trailer had seized hubs that hadn't turned in years. The owner had kept it in his yard for so long he'd stopped seeing it, and his wife finally asked him to call. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. Seized hubs mean you can't roll it, and you can't winch a dead trailer onto a flatbed without risking damage to the frame or the hull. We brought a heavy-duty dolly, broke the hubs free with penetrant and leverage, and got the whole rig mobile. The driveway was tight, and we had to angle the approach past a fence line to reach the street, but we'd run tighter spots in Towson and knew the angles. Under an hour from arrival to departure. The Chaparral went to our processor in Baltimore County for fiberglass recycling. Title was clean, paperwork handled, and the yard went back to looking like a yard instead of a storage lot. Crews cover all of Baltimore County: Towson, Catonsville, Woodlawn, Essex, Randallstown, Owings Mills. We handle pickups same week in most cases, especially during spring and fall when boats move in and out of storage around Dundalk. Whether your Chaparral is on a trailer in your driveway or sitting at a marina slip, we've got the route and the equipment to get it loaded and gone.