24 ft Harris FloteBote Removal in North Bethesda, MD

A 24 ft Harris FloteBote 24 pontoon had been parked in a North Bethesda driveway for three years. The vinyl floor was bubbled and separating, the bimini frame snapped in half, and the tandem trailer underneath it had rusted so badly the axles were seized. The boat wasn't going anywhere on its own, and the owner had stopped trying to make it happen. Getting it out meant breaking the trailer loose first. We had to use a come-along winch to separate the frame from the mounting points, then load the pontoon onto our own trailer in pieces. The driveway was tight, bordered by two cars and a fence line, so we worked the angle carefully and made two passes to get the rear pontoons clear. Most of the morning, start to finish. Once we had it on our equipment, the rest was straightforward. We hauled the Harris to our North Bethesda yard, where we documented the condition, pulled what salvage value we could from the engine block and aluminum frame, and sent the rest to the appropriate recycler. Title paperwork was handled per Maryland rules. The driveway was clean by lunch. Crews cover all of Montgomery County: Germantown, Silver Spring, Gaithersburg, Rockville, Bethesda, Aspen Hill. We handle same-week pickups across North Bethesda, and we see a lot of seasonal traffic here, boats moving in and out of storage facilities before winter or heading to the water in spring. A 24-footer like yours doesn't sit around waiting for an opening. We load it, haul it, and you're done.