Kenner, LA: 27 ft Chris-Craft Commander Gone in One Morning

A 27 ft Chris-Craft Commander 27 had been sitting in a Kenner yard for years, and every buyer who came to look walked away the moment they stepped aboard. The fuel smell was that bad, a deep soak into the cabin that no amount of airing out would touch. The hull was sound, the fiberglass intact, but the stench killed any deal before it started. No trailer meant we had to bring our own gear and winch the boat off its makeshift blocks. The real obstacle was access. The property sat tight between two neighbors, and the only way to get the boat out was a narrow shot down the side yard and into the street. We positioned the truck to pull at an angle that kept the stern clear of the fence line, took our time with the winch, and had the hull loaded under a couple of hours. Once it was on the trailer, we routed it to the processor in the greater New Orleans area, where the fiberglass got sorted for recycling and the fuel tanks were drained and handled per Louisiana marine environmental rules. Crews cover all of Jefferson Parish: Metairie, Marrero, Terrytown, Harvey, Gretna, Estelle. We schedule pickups the same week you call, which matters a lot in Kenner because boats move in and out of storage yards constantly, especially heading into hurricane season or when owners shift vessels between marinas. You tell us where the Chris-Craft is sitting, we show up with the right trailer and gear, and we haul it out clean.