MassachusettsFramingham, Middlesex County
17 ft Glasspar Seafair Removal in Framingham, MA

A 17 ft Glasspar Seafair runabout had been sitting in a Framingham yard for years, its fiberglass hull chalked and soft in places, the classic lines of a sixties boat long past any real restoration. The trailer underneath it had collapsed, the frame bent and the tires rotted flat, so the whole thing was dead weight on the ground with no way to move it without serious work. The owners had tried selling it a few times, listed it online, heard nothing. It just sat there through seasons. When we got the call, the boat was wedged between a fence line and a storage shed, close enough to both that we couldn't back a standard trailer in. We brought a rotator and loaded the hull directly from the ground using a spreader bar to keep the fiberglass from cracking under its own weight. The collapsed trailer stayed behind for a separate haul. The whole job ran most of a morning, and we routed the hull to a licensed marine recycler in Middlesex County that processes fiberglass boats for material recovery. Crews cover all of Middlesex County: Cambridge, Lowell, Newton, Somerville, Malden, Waltham. We handle same-week pickups across Framingham, whether your boat's been sitting in a driveway or you need it moved out of storage before winter. Framingham sits right in the middle of our regular rotation, so turnaround is quick once you call.

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Crews cover all of Middlesex County. Local pickup, no title needed for older hulls, one flat number before we roll.




