26 ft Sea Ray Removal in Greenville, NC

A 26 ft Sea Ray 268 Sundancer sat in a driveway in Greenville for three years. The transom had gone soft, and the bottom paint was peeling down to bare fiberglass. The owner had bought it intending to restore it. That didn't happen. No trailer. That was the first problem. A cabin cruiser that size needs serious weight distribution, and we couldn't load it the way we'd normally pull a trailered boat. We brought a heavy-duty rotator and a 50-ton rig. The crew set up blocking under the hull, took measurements, and we winched it straight onto the bed. Most of the morning from arrival to full load. The Sea Ray went to our processor in Pitt County. The fiberglass got separated from the core material, the hardware came off, and what couldn't be reused went to the recycler. The owner had no title in the drawer. We handled the paperwork per North Carolina rules. The driveway was clear by Thursday afternoon. Crews cover all of Pitt County: Winterville, Ayden, Farmville, Bethel, Bell Arthur, Simpson. We pick up the same week you call in most cases, which matters in Greenville since boat owners often move vessels in and out of storage with the seasons. Most of the route work happens on back roads and through marinas along the Tar River area, so we know the geography and can get to your location without the guesswork.