17 ft Sea Nymph Removal in Santa Cruz, CA

A 17 ft Sea Nymph 175 had been sitting in a driveway near Watsonville for three years. The aluminum fishing boat had dead gauges, chewed wiring in the console, and flat tires on the trailer. The owner had stopped looking at it a long time ago, but the property line didn't let him forget it was there. We showed up on a Tuesday morning. The trailer wasn't just flat,both rear tires had gone soft enough that the frame was resting on the rims, and the weight of the hull had settled the whole rig into the gravel. We jacked the trailer, replaced the tires with a temporary set, and winched the boat onto our flatbed. The aluminum hull was sound, which meant we didn't need to worry about anything leaking or breaking during transport. The job took most of a morning. We handled the title situation per California's rules for undocumented hulls. The Sea Nymph went to the metal recycler in the county, where the aluminum got separated and processed. The trailer came home with us to be refurbished and resold. By Wednesday, the driveway was clear. Crews cover all of Santa Cruz County: Watsonville, Live Oak, Scotts Valley, Soquel, Capitola, Rio del Mar. We handle pickups same week most of the time. A lot of boat owners around here move their rigs in and out of storage seasonally, and we've got the route dialed in. Whether your 17-footer is sitting in a driveway near the mountains or parked closer to the water, we know how to get there and how to load it without tearing up your property.