Flint, MI: 24 ft Harris FloteBote Gone in One Morning

A 24 ft Harris FloteBote 24 pontoon had been sitting in a residential yard in Genesee County for three seasons. The vinyl floor was bubbled and soft, the bimini frame had snapped, and the tandem trailer underneath had rusted through both axles. The owner had stopped looking at it years ago and finally called us to make it gone. The real problem wasn't the boat's condition. It was the trailer. Rusted tandem axles don't hold weight the way they're supposed to, and we couldn't tow it on those wheels without risking a breakdown on the route toward Burton. We brought a heavy-duty dolly, jacked the pontoon off the rusted frame, and loaded it directly onto our flatbed. The trailer stayed behind for scrap. The whole job ran under two hours, and by early afternoon the Harris was at our yard in Michigan, ready for assessment and responsible disposal. We cover all of Genesee County: Burton, Genesee, Mundy, Vienna, Fenton, Beecher. Most pickups happen within the same week. A lot of boat owners in Flint move their rigs in and out of storage facilities when the season changes, and we handle those runs regularly. Call with your address and boat details, and we'll give you a day that works.