New HampshireNashua, Hillsborough County
Hauling a bowrider out of a Nashua salvage job

A 20 ft Galaxy 2000 bowrider sat in a Nashua yard, stripped down to bare fiberglass by a previous owner who'd started a restoration and walked away. No trailer. No title. The hull was still solid, but the interior was gutted, and the weight of it meant we couldn't just winch it onto a flatbed without the right equipment and approach. We brought in a crane and a heavy-duty trailer rated for the load. The real puzzle was access. The yard was tight, with fencing that needed temporary removal and a route through Hudson to get to the processor. Once we had clearance, the lift took under an hour. We got the Galaxy secured and routed it to the salvage yard where the fiberglass gets broken down and recycled. No title in the drawer. We handled it per the New Hampshire rules, got the paperwork sorted, and the boat went from someone's dead project to material that actually gets used again. Crews cover all of Hillsborough County: Manchester, Merrimack, Hudson, Goffstown, Milford, Pelham. We pick up same week in most cases. Nashua's got a lot of boats moving in and out of winter storage, and we handle those calls year-round. Whether it's sitting in a driveway or taking up space at a local marina, we'll come get it.

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Crews cover all of Hillsborough County. Local pickup, no title needed for older hulls, one flat number before we roll.





