Pembroke Pines, FL: 28 ft Carver Gone in One Morning

A 28 ft Carver 28 had been sitting on wooden stands in a Pembroke Pines driveway for three years. The windows had leaked so badly that the interior was gone, and the fiberglass hull had started to show the wear that comes from being parked and forgotten. The owner finally decided to move on, which meant we had to figure out how to get a 12,000-pound boat off stands and onto a trailer without a working frame underneath it. The stands were rotted through in spots, and the trailer itself wasn't highway-ready. We brought in a heavy-duty rotator and blocked the hull properly so we could lift it without cracking the keel. The crew worked around the tight side-yard access, and we had it loaded and strapped down in most of a morning. From there it was a straightforward haul to the processor, where the Carver got cut down and recycled. Crews cover all of Pembroke Pines and Broward County. Most calls come in Monday or Tuesday, and we schedule pickups the same week. We see a lot of seasonal moves around here,boats heading into storage before hurricane season or coming back out in the fall. That timing shapes our route, and we work around it. You call, we confirm the address and what you've got, and we lock in a day that works.