Rancho Cucamonga, CA: 23 ft Hunter Gone in One Morning

A 23 ft Hunter 23.5 had been sitting in a residential yard in Rancho Cucamonga for three winters. The water ballast tank cracked during the cold months, and the original trailer underneath had rusted through in spots. The owner finally called when he realized the boat wasn't going back in the water and the trailer couldn't be trusted to move it anywhere. The challenge wasn't the boat itself but getting it out. The trailer had seized wheels and the yard sat on a slope with limited turnaround space. We brought a heavy-duty dolly and winch setup, offloaded the Hunter onto our flatbed in stages, and broke down the mast right there. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per California rules. The whole job ran under two hours from arrival to departure. Once at our yard, we pulled the keel and prepped the hull for the processor. The fiberglass went to the recycler, the aluminum fittings and ballast hardware got sorted for scrap, and the trailer stayed behind for parts. One less boat in a Rancho Cucamonga driveway. Crews cover all of San Bernardino County: San Bernardino, Fontana, Ontario, Victorville, Rialto, Hesperia. We pick up the same week you call in most cases. A lot of what we see in Rancho Cucamonga is seasonal storage overflow, boats people pulled out before winter or stored after a move. We load and haul regardless of condition, and you get a photo when it's on the truck.