Odessa, TX: 17 ft Sea Nymph Gone in One Morning

A 17 ft Sea Nymph 175 aluminum fishing boat had been parked in a yard near West Odessa for three years, console wiring chewed through by rodents and every gauge dead on the dash. The trailer tires had gone flat and stayed that way. The owner had kept meaning to deal with it, then stopped thinking about it altogether until he called us. The boat wasn't going anywhere under its own power, and the trailer wasn't rolling either. We showed up with a heavy-duty winch and air jacks to lift the frame off those flat tires, then got the rig onto our flatbed. The whole operation ran under an hour. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Texas requirements, then hauled the hull to the metal recycler in Ector County where it was broken down for scrap aluminum. Crews cover all of Ector County: Odessa and West Odessa, Gardendale, Goldsmith. We handle same-week pickups for most calls in Odessa. A lot of boat owners here move rigs in and out of storage seasonally, and we work around those moves. You call with the address and what you've got, we quote you, and if you say yes, we schedule the haul. That's it.