Milpitas, CA: 19 ft Stingray Gone in One Morning

A 19 ft Stingray 195 bowrider was sitting in a driveway in Milpitas for three years. The swim platform had delaminated badly, and the owner had stopped using it long before that. The trailer was still serviceable, but the boat itself had become one of those things people stop seeing after a while, even though everyone in the household knew it was there. When the call came in, the main issue wasn't the boat's condition. It was access. The driveway was tight, and the trailer needed to come out at an angle that didn't give us much room to maneuver. We positioned the truck to pull the trailer straight, and one crew member guided from the side while we backed it slowly into the street. The whole operation took under an hour once we were set. We loaded the hull and the trailer, and from there it was straightforward hauling down to the processor in Santa Clara County. The fiberglass went to recycling. The trailer was serviceable enough that we sold it to a salvage buyer. No title paperwork sitting in a drawer, so we handled the documentation per California's rules for abandoned vessels. The driveway was clear by early afternoon. Crews cover all of Santa Clara County: San Jose, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Palo Alto, Cupertino, Gilroy. We handle pickups same week in most cases, whether your Stingray is sitting in a driveway, a storage lot, or a marina slip. Winter storage transitions and spring moves keep us busy across the valley, and we've got the routes dialed in to get you scheduled fast.