Hauling a cabin cruiser out of a Greenville salvage job

A 27 ft Chris-Craft Commander 27 sat in a Greenville County yard for three years. The cabin cruiser had a fuel smell that killed every buyer who stepped aboard, and by the time the owner called, he'd stopped trying to move it. No trailer, no title paperwork in the drawer, and the boat was heavy enough that a standard wrecker couldn't get under it without risk to the hull. We brought a rotator and a low-bed, positioned it from the street side to avoid the neighbor's property line, and got the Chris-Craft loaded under an hour. No title meant we handled it per South Carolina salvage rules, documented the hull ID, and routed the boat straight to the processor in the Simpsonville area. The fiberglass went to the recycler. The fuel tank was drained and disposed of properly. The owner got a removal document and didn't have to look at it again. Crews cover all of Greenville County: Greer, Mauldin, Simpsonville, Taylors, Wade Hampton, Five Forks. We handle pickups same week in most cases, and we know the seasonal rhythm here. Boats move in and out of storage yards around October and April, and we've got the routes dialed in to grab yours when it's time.