34 ft Silverton Removal in Providence, RI

A 34 ft Silverton 34 motor yacht sat on wooden stands in a driveway in Providence County for over a decade, covered in a blue tarp that had started to sag and tear. The fiberglass hull was sound underneath, but the boat hadn't moved in years, and the trailer it once rode on had settled unevenly into the ground. When the owner finally decided to let it go, the first problem was simple: we couldn't just back a standard recovery rig into the yard without tearing up the property or clipping the house corner. The stands were holding the weight, so we brought in a rotator and a heavy wrecker to lift the boat off carefully, then positioned it sideways on a lowboy to clear the driveway. The whole operation took most of a morning. Once the hull was secure and loaded, we routed it south toward Cranston, where the processor handles fiberglass recycling for Providence. The boat went through the crusher and the material stream, and the stands and hardware got sorted for scrap. Title work was straightforward. The driveway got its space back, and the owner got a document that proved the Silverton was gone for good. Crews cover all of Providence County: Cranston, Pawtucket, East Providence, Woonsocket, Cumberland, North Providence. We pick up the 34-footer same week in most cases, and we know the seasonal rhythm here. Boats move in and out of storage yards every spring and fall, and we handle those transitions. You call with the address and size, we quote you, and we show up when we say we will.