Marina Boat Removal in Portland, Maine

A dock office letter is a polite way of saying a boat has a set number of days left in its slip. This Formula hadn't left that slip in over a year, and the owner had let the account slide further behind each month, telling the office he'd catch up once work slowed down, which never quite happened. By the time the letter turned into a phone call, the balance owed was more than the cruiser was worth to most buyers. The finger pier was the tight spot, barely room for our trailer to back down without clipping neighboring boats, so we timed the pull for slack tide and worked it slow with hand lines before the truck ever touched the ramp. Close to two hours total. The hull had gone soft below the rub rail from sitting neglected so long, not worth restoring, so it's headed to a fiberglass recycler, and the marina's got its slip back.