17 ft Sea Nymph Removal in Miami Gardens, FL

A 17 ft Sea Nymph 175 fishing boat sat in a Miami Gardens driveway for three years. The console wiring had been chewed through by rodents, gauges were dead, and both trailer tires had gone flat long enough that the rubber had started to crack. The owner had moved out of state, left no title in the drawer, and the boat just stayed there collecting sun damage and neighbor complaints. Getting it out meant dealing with a trailer that hadn't rolled in years. The tires were shot, the frame had surface rust, and the driveway slope made it risky to drag. We brought a small flatbed, jacked the trailer frame carefully, and loaded the whole rig as one unit instead of trying to separate them on site. That kept everything stable and got us off the property in under two hours. No title meant we handled the paperwork per Florida rules for abandoned vessels, and the hull went straight to the metal recycler in Miami-Dade County where the aluminum and steel could be processed properly. We cover all of Miami-Dade County: Miami, Hialeah, Miami Beach, Homestead, Kendall, Doral. Most pickups happen within the same week you call. A lot of our Miami Gardens work is seasonal,folks moving boats in and out of storage facilities before hurricane season or heading down from out of state. We know the routes, the marinas, the residential streets where boats end up parked. Call with your address and boat size, and we'll tell you when we can be there.