San Marcos, TX: 19 ft Wellcraft Gone in One Morning

A 19 ft Wellcraft 196 bowrider had been sitting in a driveway in San Marcos for three seasons, its mooring cover torn and packed with leaves, the fiberglass hull underneath starting to show the wear. The trailer it rode on had two flat tires and hadn't moved in years. The boat was wedged between the garage and a fence line, and the driveway itself sloped down toward the street with maybe thirty feet of working space before the property line. We pulled up knowing the real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. Two flats meant dead weight, and trying to winch it straight back would either tear something loose or snap the tongue. We brought a second trailer, hydraulic jacks, and muscle. The crew jacked the Wellcraft up enough to slide a working trailer underneath, transferred the load, and towed the whole rig out toward Lockhart without getting stuck. The whole thing took most of a morning. Once it hit the yard, the hull went straight to the processor. The fiberglass got sorted with the recyclables, the aluminum fittings went to their station, and the rest was handled per the rules. The driveway was clean. The neighbors could see the concrete again. Crews cover all of Caldwell County: Lockhart, Luling, Uhland, Martindale, Niederwald. We move fast in San Marcos, pulling boats the same week you call most of the time. A lot of folks around here have boats in storage during the off-season, and when spring comes or when life changes, they're ready to move them out. We've handled that swap dozens of times across the county, whether it's a 19-footer coming off a trailer in town or heading to a storage lot outside San Marcos limits.