A boat left behind in an uncle's estate sits three counties inland from Savannah, a twenty-eight-foot flats boat nobody in the family has room to trailer home, let alone a truck rated to pull it that far. A sailboat from the same estate needs a marina slip lined up before the paperwork on the house even clears.
My crew steps in and runs the boat hauling with rigging suited to the weight, and gets it door to door, with Pooler and Tybee Island on the same route. Oversize paperwork is ours before the wheels roll. A boat bought without its paperwork sorted can still be moved, details on the Georgia boat transport page.
