The photos from the Round Rock HOA board member showed an old twenty-one foot sloop sitting in the overflow lot, but they missed the real story underneath. She had sent three warning letters to the owner of record before giving us a call this past April. On paper, it was just an unwanted vessel taking up space, but close up, the rigging was a rat’s nest on the deck and rust was weeping from the keel bolts.
Getting this junk boat out meant fixing what time had wrecked. The trailer bearings were completely seized and the tires had deep rot split right through the rubber. Before we touched the hitch, our crew checked the hull for hazardous fluids like old bilge oil or residual fuel to keep the waterfront and lot clean. We swapped the bad tires and packed new bearings on the spot using our own gear. Once the release of liability was signed by the property owner, we pulled the rig out.
The metal fittings and the old steel frame went for recycling, while the fiberglass hull was hauled off for proper disposal. The board member got her parking spot back, clean and clear. If you have an unwanted boat sitting in Williamson County, call 866-994-1769 for your boat removal.
What I check first on every boat
Usually, we see spring thunderstorms in Texas pool fresh water inside open cockpits, which rots the floor and rusts trailer frames from the inside out until the metal flakes off. If you want to speed up your boat removal process, clear out personal gear from the cabin ahead of time and make sure the path from the driveway to the street stays clear of parked cars or low tree branches.
The Round Rock, TX boat removal in brief
| Job | Boat removal and disposal |
|---|---|
| Boat | 1984 sloop, about 21 feet |
| Where it sat | On a trailer in an HOA overflow lot |
| Who called | An HOA board member who had sent three letters already |
| What was wrong | Rigging tangled on the deck and the keel bolts weeping rust |
| Estimate | Estimate agreed before booking |
| Paperwork | Signed release of liability |
| Area | Williamson County, TX |
Composite example from Williamson County, not one person’s job. The photos are illustrative.
How pricing works for boat removal in Round Rock
How much does boat removal cost in Round Rock?
Our boat removal services start at a $400 minimum service charge. The final pricing depends on the size of the vessel, where it sits, its physical condition, and whether we have to dismantle the hull to move it. Send us photos for a free estimate.
How do I get rid of my boat?
Call us with the location and details of your boat, trailer, or jet ski. We handle the boat removal process from pickup to responsible disposal. After you get an upfront estimate and sign the release paper, our crew takes care of the rest.
Our boat removal service areas in Williamson County
We pick up boats across Williamson County, in Georgetown, Taylor, Hutto and Liberty Hill. April rain leaves storage yards soft, turning dirt lots into thick mud that makes winch work tricky. Getting a heavy pontoon, sailboat, or derelict hull out of a slick yard takes experienced operators who know how to secure a load without sinking the haul vehicle into the ground.
Ready to let the boat go in Round Rock? Call 866-994-1769 and we’ll walk you through it.