The property manager called from Euless, TX, because he wanted two plain parking spots back behind his duplex. A former tenant had parked a 22-foot walkaround fishing boat back there on a tandem axle trailer and never came back for it.
The boat was a mess. The bilge smelled like old varnish from ruined fuel, and an old battery had leaked acid into the tray. To make things worse, the trailer bearings were seized solid and the tires had dry-rotted through to the cord. Since the vessel was abandoned, we verified who had legal authority over the yard before moving forward. The property owner signed our release of liability, and our crew checked for hazardous fluids. We hauled the boat onto our trailer and bound it tight for the road.
We hauled the rig away to dismantle the metal hardware for salvage and send the hull to a facility licensed for fiberglass boat disposal. The property manager kept his signed paperwork, and the gravel lot sat clear for new tenants. If you need a boat removal in Tarrant County, call 866-994-1769.
What I check first on every boat
Typically, we find winter jobs easier because the firm ground holds up under heavy rigs, even if damp inner hull foam adds extra weight. Every boat removal process requires clear paperwork before we roll. Our crew handles the hauling directly, and we require a release of liability signed upfront so property owners are protected once an unwanted vessel leaves the dock or yard.
Job summary: boat removal in Euless
| Job | Boat pickup by our crew |
|---|---|
| Boat | 1999 walkaround fishing boat, about 22 feet |
| Where it sat | On a trailer behind a rental duplex |
| Who called | A property manager whose tenant left the boat behind |
| What was wrong | An old battery leaking and fuel in the bilge that smelled like varnish |
| Estimate | Estimate first, free |
| Paperwork | Release of liability signed at booking |
| Area | Tarrant County, TX |
This story is an illustrative example of boat removal in Tarrant County, not a record of one customer’s job. Photos are illustrative.
Cost questions from Euless, TX owners
Can you get a boat out of my backyard?
Yes, we can. Our crew brings equipment to remove non-running pontoon boats, sailboats, and powerboats from yards, side alleys, and waterfront properties. If the boat trailer is gone or broken, we pull the boat onto our transport trailer and haul it out safely.
Is boat removal free?
No, boat removal is a paid service. We charge a $400 minimum service charge, with final pricing based on vessel size, location, and the work involved to dispose of the fiberglass hull. Call us for a free estimate based on photos of your junk boat.
Boats we pick up across Tarrant County, TX
We pick up boats across Tarrant County, in Arlington, Keller, North Richland Hills and Colleyville. Months of Texas rain soak into exposed floorboards and stay trapped all winter, which makes an abandoned vessel much heavier to haul away during the colder months.
Start with a free estimate: call 866-994-1769 about the boat in Euless.