Fremont, CA: 24 ft Maxum Gone in One Morning

A 24 ft Maxum 2400 SCR cabin cruiser sat in a Fremont yard for years, its fiberglass hull chalked white and soft at the transom. The trailer frame had rusted through in three places, and the whole rig had settled into the gravel where it wasn't going anywhere under its own weight. The owner had stopped using it around the time gas prices climbed, and every season that passed made the boat harder to look at and harder to move. The access was tight. The driveway ran between two houses with maybe eight feet of clearance, and the boat had to come out at an angle to clear the fence corner. The rusted trailer wouldn't roll straight, so we couldn't just tow it out. We brought in a rotator and lifted the hull clear of the frame, loaded it onto our deck, and wheeled the frame out separate. The whole job ran under two hours from arrival to the last piece on the truck. The Maxum went to the processor in Alameda County where the hull gets cut down and the materials get sorted. Fiberglass goes one way, the engine block another. Nothing gets dumped. The yard got its space back, and the owner got a document that proved it was gone. Crews cover all of Alameda County: Oakland, Hayward, Berkeley, San Leandro, Livermore, Pleasanton. We pick up boats across Fremont the same week you call. A lot of owners in Fremont move their rigs in and out of storage facilities seasonally, and we handle those pickups on a tight schedule. You give us the address and boat size, we slot you in, and we show up when we say we will.