Temecula, CA: 17 ft Bayliner Gone in One Morning

A 17 ft Bayliner 175 Bowrider sat in a driveway off the main road in Temecula for three years. The gelcoat had faded to a chalky white, the seat vinyl was split and cracked, and both trailer tires had gone flat so long ago the owner stopped counting. He'd bought it to take his kids out on weekends, but life got busier, the boat got older, and eventually it just became part of the landscape he didn't want to look at anymore. When we rolled up, the trailer was sunk low on the flat rubber, and the driveway sloped toward the street. We couldn't tow it straight out without risking the axle or dragging the bow. So we brought in an air compressor, got enough pressure back into the tires to roll, then used a come-along to angle it into position before the truck hooked on. The whole operation took under two hours. Once we had it on the flatbed, we routed the Bayliner to the recycling facility down in Riverside County where the hull gets processed for fiberglass reclamation. We cover all of Riverside County: Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, Murrieta, Jurupa Valley, Menifee. That means your 17-footer in Temecula gets scheduled same week most of the time. We see a lot of boats cycle through storage yards and private driveways in Temecula, especially when owners move them before winter or pull them out in spring. One call and we route a crew to your location.