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Hauling a 21 ft Pontoon Out of an Amarillo Garage

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“The HOA gave me fourteen days to clear the garage.” That was the first thing the owner said when he called us from Amarillo. Inside sat a 21 ft Lowe SS 210 pontoon boat with a gray hull and black trim. The aluminum tubes squeezed against the side walls, leaving about three inches of room on either side of the trailer.

Our crew backed our truck up the driveway to align straight with the door. Before pulling the trailer, we pumped fifteen gallons of stale gasoline out of the fuel tank so it would not spill on the sloped concrete. Old fuel smells like varnish and stays in concrete forever if you leak it. We hooked our winch line to the tongue, guided the frame past the door tracks, and pulled the unit onto the street.

We hauled the pontoon to a metal recycling yard in Potter County that accepts aluminum hulls. Larger hulls past twenty feet take different gear and extra time in tight spaces, so we give quotes for those over the phone after learning the location. If you have an unwanted vessel in Amarillo or Randall County, call 833-658-4847.

Before
Lowe SS 210 pontoon boat at a detached garage that it barely fit into in Amarillo, TX, before removal
After
Lowe SS 210 pontoon boat loaded for removal in Amarillo, TX

In our experience, aluminum hulls stored inside Texas garages suffer from mildew and rusted trailer axles due to humid spring air trapped in closed spaces. As a rule, we pump out hazardous materials, remove the battery, and drain the outboard motor oil before taking any metal to a recycler.

Case summary

Boat 21 ft Lowe SS 210 pontoon boat
Where it sat Detached garage that it barely fit into
Coverage area Randall County
Outcome Trailer cleaned up and reused, boat recycled

Illustrative case: it shows a typical boat removal in Randall County and is not the record of a specific job. Photos are representative, not of this boat.

Questions from the phone this week

How much does it cost to remove a boat?

Boat removal pricing depends on size, location, and condition. A skiff on a working trailer costs less than a sunk hull or a vessel stuck in a tight yard. We look at the setup and give you a straightforward price before we start any work.

What is the procedure for boat disposal?

We assess the site, safely tow or haul the vessel away, and manage all teardown steps. Our crew strips hazardous materials like fuel and batteries first. Then we take fiberglass to a landfill that takes fiberglass or deliver aluminum hulls to a local metal recycling facility.

Boat disposal across Randall County

Crews cover Randall County: Canyon, Timbercreek Canyon, Lake Tanglewood and Palisades. June heat pushes many homeowners to clear out outdoor storage spaces and attached bays. Neighborhood associations across the region inspect properties in early summer, which often leads boat owners to clear out old project craft they no longer use.

Ready to have your boat gone from Amarillo? Call 833-658-4847 or use the estimate form.

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Walt Decker. Learned boat handling in the Coast Guard. Has seen most of the ways a boat can end up stuck in a yard.
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