Hauling a center console out of a Apex storage lot

A 20 ft Grady-White 204 center console had been sitting in a residential yard in Apex for three years. The console was cracked, the fuel tank was suspect, and the trailer axle had rusted through. The owner had moved on, bought a new boat, and this one just stayed put. We got the call from someone who'd bought the property and inherited the problem. The real issue wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. That rusted axle meant we couldn't roll it anywhere, and the driveway was tight with a dogleg turn toward the street. We came in with a heavy rotator and a flatbed. Broke the trailer down on site, loaded the hull and frame separately, and cleared everything in most of a morning. The Grady-White went to the processor in Chatham County for responsible recycling. We cover all of Chatham County: Cary, Siler City, Briar Chapel, Pittsboro, Fearrington Village, Governors Village. Most pickups happen within the same week you call. A lot of boat owners in this area move their rigs in and out of storage facilities seasonally, and we handle those transitions regularly. Whether your Grady-White is sitting in a yard or needs to come off a trailer before winter, we know the roads and the logistics.