Huntington, WV: 24 ft Maxum Gone in One Morning

A 24 ft Maxum 2400 SCR cabin cruiser sat in a Cabell County driveway for three years. The hull had chalked white, soft spot blooming at the transom where water had been working through the fiberglass. The trailer frame had rusted through in spots, and the tires were long flat. The owner had stopped looking at it the way you stop looking at furniture you're never going to move. We got the call on a Tuesday. The boat was wedged between the garage and a fence line, tight enough that a straight pull would clip the gutter. The trailer couldn't handle towing weight anymore, so we brought our own frame and rigged a lift from the bow eye and the cabin rail. Took us most of a morning to work it free, load it, and get it strapped down. The soft spot at the transom meant we had to support the hull properly or risk cracking it further during transport. The Maxum went to the processor in Milton. Hull got cut down for aluminum and fiberglass recovery. Trailer frame went to salvage. Done. Crews cover all of Cabell County: Pea Ridge, Barboursville, Culloden, Milton, Lesage, Salt Rock. Most pickups happen within the same week you call. We see a lot of seasonal movement here, boats coming out of storage in spring and going back in before winter, so we keep slots open for the jobs that can't wait. You tell us where the 24-footer is sitting, we confirm the date, and the haulers show up ready to load.