Hauling a sailboat out of a Beaumont driveway

A 26 ft Pearson 26 sailboat sat in a Beaumont driveway for three years. The deck core had gone soft around every stanchion, and the fiberglass was chalky. The owner had pulled it off the water years before, set it on cinder block stands, and left it there while life moved on. The trailer was still under the boat, but it wasn't going anywhere. The blocks had settled unevenly, and the keel wouldn't clear the frame without the boat tilting hard. We brought a rotator and a flatbed, jacked the hull square, and slid the trailer out from underneath. Once we had it straight and level, the mast came down, and we cut the keel loose at our yard. The whole job ran most of a morning. From there it was a drive east toward Riverside County and on to the processor. The fiberglass went into the recycling stream. The keel went to scrap metal. Nothing wasted. Crews cover all of Riverside County: Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, Murrieta, Temecula, Jurupa Valley. Most pickups happen within the same week you call. We see a lot of boats cycle through storage yards in Beaumont when owners move rigs in for the season or pull them out after months sitting idle. That's when the call usually comes in, and we're set up to handle the load and haul before the next weather window closes.