17 ft Glasspar Seafair Removal in Southaven, MS

A 17 ft Glasspar Seafair runabout sat in a Southaven yard for years, its fiberglass hull chalked and soft in places, the cabin headliner long gone. The boat was a sixties classic too far deteriorated to restore, and the vintage trailer it rode had collapsed under its own rust and rot. The owner had stopped looking at it, which is usually when we get the call. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was access. The trailer was sunk into the yard soil, one frame rail cracked clean through, and the hitch had seized solid. We couldn't tow it as-is without destroying what was left of the frame and tearing up the property. The crew came in, disconnected what we could, and lifted the hull off the collapsed trailer using airbags and a heavy dolly. From there it was a straight load onto our hauler. The whole operation ran under an hour. The Glasspar went to the recycler in DeSoto County, where the fiberglass and metal were separated per Mississippi disposal rules. The trailer stayed behind for scrap pickup. One less abandoned boat in a Southaven yard, one less thing the neighbor had to look at from their property line. We cover all of DeSoto County: Olive Branch, Horn Lake, Hernando, Bridgetown, Lynchburg, Walls. Most pickups happen within the same week you call. A lot of boats around Southaven move in and out of storage seasonally, especially when the weather turns, and we're set up to handle those moves without the back-and-forth. You tell us the address and the size of the boat. We tell you when we can get there.