Marina Boat Removal in Gloucester Point, Virginia

A slip fee kept coming due on a Grady-White that hadn't left its spot at a Gloucester Point marina in years, ever since the outboard threw a rod and the repair quote came back higher than the boat's worth. The owner meant to deal with it, kept meaning to, and the monthly charge just became background noise on a statement until it wasn't anymore. Getting the boat out of a narrow finger slip without a working engine meant walking it hand over hand along the dock using bow and stern lines, careful not to swing the hull into boats moored on either side. Wind picked up halfway through and made the walk slower than planned. Once clear of the fairway, loading onto the trailer at the ramp was routine. The hull was solid enough to part out for salvage before the rest went to the recycler.