Garland, TX: 20 ft Grady-White Gone in One Morning

A 20 ft Grady-White 204 center console had been sitting in a Garland side yard for three years. The console was cracked, the fuel tank suspect, and the trailer axle had rusted solid. The owner had stopped thinking about it until a contractor showed up to work on the house and couldn't get past it. That's when he called us. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. The axle wouldn't roll, so dragging it out would tear up the driveway and the yard. We disconnected the hull from the trailer frame, loaded the Grady-White onto our own equipment, and towed the rusted trailer out separately. The whole job ran most of a morning. We hauled both pieces to the processor in Collin County, where the fiberglass got sorted and the steel axle went into the scrap stream. The owner got a document showing the boat was gone. His driveway was clean. That's how it works. We cover all of Collin County: Dallas, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Carrollton, Richardson. Most pickups happen the same week you call. A lot of boat owners in Garland move their rigs in and out of storage facilities on the north side, and we know those routes well. We handle the Grady-White off a trailer, off a lift, or out of a slip, and we move it fast.