Marina Boat Removal in Gulf Shores, AL

A slip fee doesn't care whether anyone's using the boat anymore. That's how most marina jobs start for us. The engine had quit two summers back, and by the time the owner thought about selling, nobody wanted a Sea Ray that couldn't run under its own power. The marina finally sent a letter saying the account was behind and the boat needed to go. That's when we got the call. The tight part was the finger pier itself, barely wide enough for our trailer to back down without clipping the boats on either side, so we timed the pull for low tide and worked it out slow with a hand winch before the truck ever touched pavement. Took under two hours once we had it lined up. The hull went to a fiberglass recycler two counties over. The marina got its slip back, the account got closed out, and nobody had to look at that boat rotting at the dock anymore.