Logan, UT: 18 ft Sea Ray Gone in One Morning

An 18 ft Sea Ray 180 bowrider had been parked in a Logan driveway for three years. The sun-bleached cover had shredded at the seams, and the trailer tires were so dry-rotted they'd flatten under the weight the moment we hooked up. The owner had kept meaning to deal with it, but every spring turned into summer, summer into fall, and the boat just sat there. Getting it out meant replacing the trailer wheels first so we could actually move the rig without blowing a tire halfway down the block. The driveway was tight, and the boat sat at an angle that made the initial pivot tricky, but once we got the angle right and had the rig mobile, it was a straightforward load-out. The whole operation ran under an hour. We towed it to the processor in Cache County, where the fiberglass got cut down and routed for recycling. No title in the drawer, handled per the Utah rules. The driveway was clear. Crews cover all of Cache County: Smithfield, North Logan, Hyrum, Providence, Nibley, Hyde Park. We schedule most pickups within the same week you call. A lot of boats move in and out of storage around Logan in spring and fall, so we've built the route to handle seasonal turnover without the wait.