Fort Pierce, FL: 16 ft Glastron Swinger Gone in One Morning

A 16 ft Glastron Swinger sat in a driveway in Fort Pierce with the original orange metal-flake dulled to grey. The single-axle trailer underneath had bent frame rails, and the whole rig hadn't moved in years. The owner had stopped using it sometime back, kept meaning to deal with it, and then just didn't. That's how most boats end up in driveways across St. Lucie County. The bent trailer made hauling it out the main problem. We couldn't trust those axles under load, so we came in with a heavy-duty dolly and winch setup instead of trying to tow the trailer itself. The driveway was tight and had a slight slope toward the street, which meant careful positioning to avoid rolling it sideways. Took us under an hour to get the Glastron loaded onto our truck bed and the trailer secured behind. From there it was a straight run to the processor. The hull went through the fiberglass recycling line, and the aluminum trailer got separated for scrap. Paperwork was straightforward. The boat was gone, the driveway was clear, and the owner had documentation that it was handled properly. We cover all of St. Lucie County: Port St. Lucie, Lakewood Park, Indian River Estates, Fort Pierce North, River Park, White City. Most calls come in when someone's moving a boat into winter storage or pulling one out in spring, and we handle those same-week. The routes through Fort Pierce run tight, so if your 16-footer is on a trailer in a driveway or tucked in a storage lot, we know how to get in and out without tearing up the property.