Livermore, CA: 23 ft Hunter Gone in One Morning

A 23 ft Hunter 23.5 sailboat sat in a Livermore driveway after the owner discovered a cracked water ballast tank over winter. The fiberglass hull had absorbed moisture all season, and the original trailer beneath it had rusted through in spots, making it unsafe to tow. We got the call in early spring. The boat couldn't move on its own trailer, and the driveway access was tight with a single-car width to the street. We brought in a crane to lift the hull off the bad trailer, lowered it onto a flatbed cradle, and secured the mast down. The keel came out at our yard later that week. Most of the job ran under three hours on site, then the hull went to the processor in Fremont for responsible fiberglass recycling. Crews cover all of Alameda County: Oakland, Fremont, Hayward, Berkeley, San Leandro, Pleasanton. We handle pickups same week in most cases, and we know the seasonal rhythm around Livermore,boats moving in and out of storage facilities, marinas filling up before summer, people clearing space before winter. A 23-foot Hunter gets loaded, strapped, and hauled out on the same schedule we'd use for any vessel in Livermore. Call with the address and the boat's condition, and we'll tell you what day works.