19 ft Four Winns Horizon Removal in Huntsville, TX

A 19 ft Four Winns Horizon 190 sat in a Walker County yard for two years after the motor seized. The fiberglass bowrider was still on its trailer, but the tires had gone soft and the hitch was rusted enough that backing it anywhere meant risking damage to whatever was behind you. The owner had stopped trying to fix it, stopped looking at it, and finally stopped answering the question from neighbors in New Waverly about when it was leaving. We showed up on a Tuesday morning. The trailer needed air in both tires before we could move it safely, so we brought a compressor and got those sorted first. The hitch was stuck, but a little penetrant and patience loosened it enough to hook up. The whole operation, from arrival to having the rig on the flatbed, took most of a morning. No title in the drawer, which we handled per Texas rules for abandoned vessels. The hull went to our processor in Walker County. Fiberglass that old doesn't have much salvage value, but it recycles cleaner than it rots in a yard. Crews cover all of Walker County: Huntsville and New Waverly, Riverside. We handle same-week pickups for most calls, and we see a lot of seasonal movement through Huntsville. People store boats out here during off-season, then move them in spring or haul them out before winter. We know the roads, the marinas, the storage yards. One call gets it done.