17 ft Glasspar Seafair Removal in Roseville, MI

A 17 ft Glasspar Seafair runabout sat in a Roseville driveway for years, fiberglass chalked and cracked beyond any real restoration work. The vintage trailer underneath had collapsed, one axle rusted through and the frame sagging into the asphalt. The boat wasn't going anywhere on its own, and the owner had finally decided to stop looking at it. We pulled in on a Tuesday morning with a heavy-duty rotator and a flatbed. The collapsed trailer meant we couldn't tow it out whole, so we disconnected the hull, braced it, and loaded it straight onto the truck with a crane lift. The driveway was tight, bordered by a fence on one side and a neighbor's property line on the other, so we had to angle the approach from the Warren side of the street. The whole job ran under two hours. Once on the truck, the Glasspar went to our recycling partner in Macomb County. The fiberglass gets separated from the core material, the metal hardware gets sorted, and the scrap gets processed according to Michigan environmental rules. No title work required on this one. The driveway was clear by lunchtime. Crews cover all of Macomb County: Warren, Sterling Heights, Macomb, Shelby, St. Clair Shores, Chesterfield. We pick up the same week you call in most cases. Roseville sits on our regular route, and we handle a lot of seasonal moves in the fall when boats come out of storage and owners realize they're done with them. Winter storage transitions are common too, and that's when we get most of the calls.