Georgetown, TX: 16 ft Crestliner Gone in One Morning

A 16 ft Crestliner 1650 showed up in a Georgetown driveway on a bent-tongue trailer, the hull packed solid with leaves and the bench seats long gone. The owner had picked it up years back with plans to restore it, but the project never happened, and by the time he called us, the aluminum was oxidized and the trailer tongue had a kink that made it unsafe to tow. We backed in from the street with a hydraulic lift and jacked the frame level enough to get our own trailer underneath without stressing the weakened connection points. The weight distribution on the Crestliner meant we had to secure the bow and stern separately before we moved it. The whole operation took most of a morning, mostly because we had to work around the trailer damage and make sure the hull stayed stable during the swap. Once it was on our equipment, the aluminum went straight to the recycler outside the county. No title drama, no complications. Just a boat that had run its course, loaded and gone. Crews cover all of Williamson County: Hutto, Brushy Creek, Taylor, Sonterra, Liberty Hill, Santa Rita Ranch. We handle pickups same week most of the time, especially the seasonal runs when people move boats in and out of storage around Georgetown. Whether your 16-footer is sitting in a driveway, parked behind a shop, or tucked away until spring, we come get it.