A great-uncle's estate left a boat sitting three counties from New Haven with no one nearby able to bring it home. That's the first call: an inheritance, not a sale, and nobody in the family has the means to get the hull anywhere. The second is a sailboat coming off its mooring before New Haven's fall storage deadline, the marina slip already spoken for.
My crew runs this stretch with our own truck and trailer, sized for whatever the boat actually is. We load it and haul it door to door, with Ansonia and West Haven on the same route. Oversize paperwork is ours to handle before the rig leaves the yard. A boat bought without its paperwork sorted can still be moved, details on the Connecticut boat transport page.



