Richmond, CA: 19 ft Four Winns Horizon Gone in One Morning

A 19 ft Four Winns Horizon 190 bowrider sat in a Richmond driveway for three years after the motor seized. The fiberglass hull was sound, the trailer serviceable, but the boat had become a fixture nobody wanted to look at anymore. The owner had moved on. The driveway hadn't. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the setup. The trailer was tucked tight against a fence line, with maybe two feet of clearance on one side and a parked car on the other. Pulling it straight out meant angling the whole rig through a tight turn onto the street, then managing the weight down a sloped driveway that wasn't quite wide enough for comfort. We repositioned the car, worked the trailer out in stages, and had the Horizon loaded on our truck under an hour. The hull went to our processor in Contra Costa County, where it gets cut down and routed for responsible recycling. No title drama. No extended timeline. Just a driveway that's clear again. Crews cover all of Contra Costa County: Concord, Antioch, San Ramon, Pittsburg, Walnut Creek, Brentwood. Richmond sits right in the middle of our regular rotation, and we handle pickups same week most of the time. Fall and spring bring a lot of storage moves, people pulling boats out before winter or getting them ready for the water again. That's when we're busiest out here, but we schedule around it.