34 ft Silverton Removal in Port Charlotte, FL

A 34 ft Silverton 34 motor yacht had been sitting on stands in Port Charlotte for over a decade, covered by a blue tarp that had long stopped keeping the weather out. The fiberglass hull was soft in places, the interior was gone, and the boat wasn't going back in the water. The owner had inherited it, didn't want it, and needed it off the property before the county code enforcement started asking questions. The trailer was the first problem. It wasn't mobile anymore. The stands had sunk into the ground, the tires were flat and rotted, and moving the whole rig meant stabilizing the boat, getting the trailer wheels working again, and finding a path through the neighborhood without taking out power lines or gutters. We brought in a hydraulic lift, got the frame level, replaced the wheels temporarily, and towed the whole assembly out to our transport unit. Most of a morning for the extraction and load. Once it was on our truck, the boat went to our processor in the state. The Silverton was cut down for fiberglass recycling, and the metal frame and hardware were routed to the salvage yard. No title in the drawer, so we handled the abandonment per Florida's rules. The property was clean by the end of the week. Crews cover all of Charlotte County: Punta Gorda, Englewood, Rotonda, Charlotte Harbor, Harbour Heights, Cleveland. We handle same-week pickups for most jobs, and we know the seasonal rhythm here,boats moving in and out of dry storage, winterers heading south, slips opening up. Whether your 34-footer is dockside or tucked away inland, we've got the routes and the equipment to get it loaded and gone without the back-and-forth.