17 ft Bayliner Removal in Kyle, TX

A 17 ft Bayliner 175 Bowrider sat in a Hays County driveway for three years. The gelcoat had faded to a chalky white, the seat vinyl was cracked and peeling, and the trailer it rested on had two flat tires that hadn't held air since the owner stopped looking at it. No title in the drawer. He'd bought it years ago, used it twice, and then life moved on. The boat stayed behind. When we pulled up, the real problem was the trailer. Both tires were flat and the frame had settled into the dirt. The bowrider itself weighed close to 3,500 pounds, and moving it off those dead tires meant we had to jack the frame, set it on cribbing, and winch the hull sideways onto our equipment. The whole operation took most of a morning. Once we had it loaded and secured, we routed it south toward our processor in Hays County where the fiberglass hull gets cut down and the materials get sorted for recycling. Crews cover all of Hays County: Buda, Belterra, Dripping Springs, Wimberley, Woodcreek, Mountain City. We handle pickups same week in most cases, and we're used to the seasonal rhythm around here,boats moving in and out of storage facilities, trailers sitting through the off-season, people storing rigs at property outside town before they list them. Kyle sits right in the middle of that pattern, and we've got the routes down.