16 ft Crestliner Removal in Mission, TX

A 16 ft Crestliner 1650 was sitting in a yard in Mission with bench seats stripped down to bare aluminum and the hull packed full of leaves and debris. The trailer tongue had a bend in it that made towing risky, and the boat had been stationary long enough that nobody was thinking about it anymore. We got the call from someone who'd inherited the property and needed the space cleared. The bent tongue meant we couldn't use the existing trailer, so we brought a recovery dolly and worked the hull onto our own frame. The aluminum frame was light enough that two people could manage the weight once we had it positioned, but the debris inside meant we had to bail it out first so the boat wouldn't list during the lift. The whole job ran under an hour from arrival to departure. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Texas guidelines. Once we had it loaded and secure, the Crestliner went straight to the metal recycler in the Valley. Aluminum boats break down cleanly, and this one was headed for the scrap line. Crews cover all of Hidalgo County: McAllen, Edinburg, Pharr, Weslaco, San Juan, Alamo. Most pickups happen same week. We see a lot of seasonal traffic here, boats moving in and out of storage facilities around the Valley, and we've got the routes dialed in to handle it without the back-and-forth. Call with your address and boat size, and we'll tell you the day.