27 ft Catalina Removal in East Los Angeles, CA

A 27 ft Catalina 27 sailboat sat in a residential yard in East Los Angeles with standing rigging seized solid and sails rotted inside their bags. The owner had bought it years back thinking he'd restore it, but life moved on and the boat stayed put. By the time he called us, the mast was already down, the keel corroded, and the trailer it sat on had settled into the ground on concrete blocks. The main problem wasn't the boat itself. It was access. The property backed up to a narrow alley, and getting a heavy trailer rig through there meant taking down a section of fence, backing in at an angle, and working around a neighbor's utility box on the other side. We disconnected the boat from the trailer blocks, used a winch system to shift the hull slightly sideways, and got it positioned so our crane could lift it straight onto the flatbed. The whole operation ran most of a morning. Once on the truck, we hauled the Catalina to our Los Angeles County yard, pulled the keel in the shop, and sent the fiberglass hull to the processor for breaking and recycling. Title paperwork was handled per California rules, and the owner got his yard back empty. Crews cover all of Los Angeles County: Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Clarita, Glendale, Lancaster, Palmdale. We move fast in East Los Angeles and across East Los Angeles, often scheduling pickups the same week you call. A lot of boat owners here move their rigs in and out of storage yards with the seasons, and we handle those transitions without the back-and-forth. You tell us where the boat sits, we show up and load it.