Hauling a bowrider out of a Redding driveway

An 18 ft Renken 180 bowrider had been sitting in a Redding driveway for three years. The floor plywood was crumbling at every step, and the fiberglass hull had started to crack along the keel where water pooled. The trailer tires were dry-rotted so badly that one sidewall had split, and the frame had sunk into the gravel. The owner had bought the boat thinking he'd take it out on weekends. Life happened. The boat stayed. Getting it out meant dealing with that trailer first. We couldn't roll it as-is, so we brought a rotator and lifted the hull off the frame, then loaded it onto our flatbed. The frame we broke down and hauled separately. The whole job ran under two hours from arrival to departure, even with the soft ground around Anderson that made the approach trickier. We routed the hull to the processor for fiberglass recycling and the trailer metal to the scrap yard in Shasta County. Crews cover all of Shasta County: Anderson, Shasta Lake, Happy Valley, Bella Vista, Palo Cedro, Burney. We pick up that 18-footer same week in most cases. A lot of folks around Redding move boats in and out of storage seasonally, and we handle those transitions. You call with the address and hull size, we confirm the date, and we load it.