19 ft Celebrity Removal in Lansing, MI

A 19 ft Celebrity 190 bowrider sat in a Lansing driveway with the windshield gone and the hull full of rainwater. The trailer tires were flat, and the fiberglass had been absorbing weather for long enough that the owner had stopped counting the seasons. He called us on a Tuesday and told us straight: it needed to leave, and he didn't care what happened to it after that. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. Both tires had dry-rotted through, and the frame had settled into the gravel so deep that a standard pull wouldn't budge it without risking the hull or the driveway. We sent a crew out with airbags to lift the trailer frame level, replaced the load-bearing points with steel channels, and towed the whole rig out to our staging yard in Clinton County under a morning's work. No title in the drawer, so we handled it per Michigan's abandonment rules. Once we had it at the yard, we drained the water, stripped the salvageable aluminum and outboard, and sent the fiberglass hull to the processor. The owner got his driveway back and a document saying it was done. We cover all of Clinton County: East Lansing, Grand Ledge, St. Johns, Watertown, DeWitt, Victor. Most calls come in spring when boats move out of winter storage or fall when owners realize they're not using them anymore. We schedule pickups the same week you call, and we've got the routes down to get in and out of Lansing neighborhoods without tying up traffic or your driveway longer than necessary.