Little Elm, TX: 23 ft Rinker Gone in One Morning

A 23 ft Rinker 232 with a cuddy cabin had been parked in a driveway in Little Elm for three years. The gelcoat was crazed like a road map, and the fiberglass hull showed the kind of sun damage that comes from sitting still too long. The trailer underneath it was worse,both hubs had seized solid, and the tires were flat enough to be dangerous. The boat wasn't going anywhere on its own, and the owner knew it. He'd bought it thinking he'd take it out on weekends, but life got in the way, and one season turned into three. By the time he called us, the neighbors in Little Elm had made their feelings known, and the HOA had started asking questions. The real problem wasn't the boat itself,it was that trailer. Seized hubs meant we couldn't roll it out to the truck bed like a normal haul. We had to bring a hydraulic dolly in, get the weight distributed across the frame, and winch the whole rig onto the flatbed. Most of a morning, but we got it loaded without cutting into the driveway or dragging anything across the yard. From there it was a straight shot to the processor in Denton County. The hull got cut down and recycled per Texas regulations. The trailer went to scrap. The driveway got its space back. Crews cover all of Denton County: Fort Worth, Denton, Flower Mound, The Colony, Southlake, Corinth. Little Elm sits right in the middle of that territory, and we move boats out of here most weeks. Spring and fall bring the storage moves,people hauling rigs in before winter or pulling them out when the weather breaks,and that's when our schedule fills up fastest. Same-week pickup is standard. Call with your address and boat size, and we'll tell you what day the truck rolls.