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Blog entry by Beryl Mccarter

From a cabin cruiser, winter Captain Tom's Boat Removal | Captain Toms Boat Removal | Captain Tom Boat Removal storage and when to let go involves careful thought. Here are some useful pointers.

Boats cannot be thrown away like regular trash. Batteries and fiberglass need careful disposal.

Neglected boats can become a legal problem. Sinking boats might spill chemicals and certain municipalities fine the registered owner for abandoned boats.

A trailer bring an extra item to think about. Certain junk crews remove the boat and the trailer at once, but others handle just one. Ask first.

Things to remember:

  • Keep the title handy when requesting quotes.

Snap several clear pictures of the boat and its condition.

Compare several estimates before booking.

Offer electronics on their own.

Pricing varies with the size of the boat, where it is, plus local costs. Get an upfront price before the job starts.

Prior to pickup, take out loose equipment. Drain water where possible, and keep copies of paperwork for your records.

Learning about winter boat storage and when to let go makes it easier to clear your space. When the job looks beyond what you can do, an experienced crew can take care of it.