Whittier, CA: 19 ft Reinell Gone in One Morning

A 19 ft Reinell 190 bowrider sat in a Whittier driveway for two years after the owner winterized it wrong. The engine block cracked, and the boat went from weekend project to permanent fixture. The trailer was still sound, but the boat had settled, and the driveway slope meant we couldn't just back a flatbed in and winch it up the way we normally would. We arrived early on a Tuesday with a second truck and a long-reach dolly. The crew positioned the first rig at the street end of the driveway, then used the dolly to shift the Reinell's weight and angle it so we could load it without tearing up the neighbor's property line on the approach to Long Beach. It took most of a morning, but the fiberglass hull came up clean and locked down tight. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per California DMV rules for abandoned vessels. The Reinell went straight to the recycler. Fiberglass of that age gets cut down for disposal, and the aluminum trailer went to scrap. The driveway was empty by noon. Crews cover all of Los Angeles County: Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Clarita, Glendale, Lancaster, Palmdale. We handle same-week pickups across Whittier, and we're used to the seasonal shuffle around here,boats moving in and out of storage facilities, marinas, and private driveways as owners rotate their rigs. A 19-footer like yours loads the same way whether it's sitting in Whittier proper or thirty miles out toward Palmdale. Call with your address and we'll tell you the day.