MassachusettsLawrence, Essex County
24 ft Bayliner Removal in Lawrence, MA

A 24 ft Bayliner 2455 Ciera cabin cruiser had been parked in a Lawrence driveway for three years. The hull showed a green algae line and chalky gelcoat, and the tandem axle trailer underneath had rusted solid to the frame. The owner had meant to restore it, then meant to sell it, then stopped meaning anything about it at all. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. Both axles had seized, the tires were flat and rotted, and the coupling had corroded so badly we couldn't back it out cleanly. We brought a rotator truck and lifted the entire rig off the ground, broke the coupling with a torch, and hauled the Bayliner and trailer separately. The job took most of a morning. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Massachusetts requirements and moved the hull to the processor for recycling. Crews cover all of Essex County: Lynn, Haverhill, Peabody, Methuen, Salem, Beverly. Lawrence sits right in the middle, so we're moving in and out of this area constantly. Spring and fall, we're pulling boats off trailers before owners move them into storage, and picking them up again when the season ends. We schedule most jobs within the same week you call.

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Crews cover all of Essex County. Local pickup, no title needed for older hulls, one flat number before we roll.




