16 ft Lund Removal in St. Clair Shores, MI

A 16 ft Lund 1600 Fury had been sitting in a Macomb County yard for three seasons. The aluminum hull was solid, but the transom plywood had rotted straight through, making it unsalvageable as a fishing boat. The trailer was still serviceable, which helped, but the boat was wedged tight between a fence and a shed with maybe two feet of clearance on either side. We showed up with a smaller flatbed and a winch system instead of the standard trailer rig. The tight quarters meant we couldn't angle the boat the usual way, so we backed the flatbed in first, then used the winch and come-alongs to pull the Lund straight back and up onto the bed in one controlled motion. The whole job ran under an hour. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Michigan's rules for titled vessels. Once it was on the truck, we hauled the hull to the metal recycler in St. Clair Shores. Aluminum goes back into the stream, and the owner got closure without having to figure out the logistics himself. Crews cover all of Macomb County: Warren, Sterling Heights, Macomb, Shelby, Roseville, Chesterfield. We pick up same week most of the time, depending on where the boat sits and what we've got rolling that day. St. Clair Shores sees a lot of seasonal traffic, people moving rigs in and out of storage before winter or after the thaw, and we've got the routes mapped. Call us with the address and the size, and we'll tell you when we can be there.