TexasPort Arthur, Jefferson County
Storm-Damaged Boat Removal in Port Arthur, Texas

The storm surge left a 32-foot Carver on its side three streets from where it used to float, pushed clean off its trailer by water that rose faster than anyone expected. The owner had meant to sell it that same season, had a buyer lined up even, but the deal fell through once the deck flooded and the interior started molding. What made this one difficult was access, the yard was still soft from standing water weeks later, soft enough that a standard truck would have sunk to the axles. We brought mats and a lighter rig to spread the weight and winched the hull out in sections once we confirmed the structure wouldn't hold together whole. Recyclable metal came out separately, and the rest of the hull went for disposal as storm debris.

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Crews cover all of Jefferson County: Beaumont, Groves, Nederland, Port Arthur, Port Neches, Hamshire, and Sabine Pass all sit inside our regular Gulf coast run. Storm-damage pulls spike here every fall once the water recedes enough to get equipment onto soft ground. Orange County gets the same coverage, so a call from Orange or Vidor goes out on the same trip.





