Hauling a cuddy cabin out of a Buckeye driveway

A 20 ft Sunbird Corsair 205 cuddy cabin had been parked in the side yard for about three years. The cover had collapsed under snow two winters back, and the fiberglass hull was starting to show the desert sun. Both trailer tires were flat, and the whole rig was sunk into the gravel enough that moving it without prep work wasn't going to happen. We showed up on a Tuesday morning with a flatbed and a winch. First thing was stabilizing the hull so it wouldn't shift during the haul, then digging out around the trailer frame to get cable underneath. The neighbors in that Buckeye area are close enough that backing a loaded bed out takes time and care. We got the Sunbird loaded and secured under an hour, then routed east toward the processor in Maricopa County. No title in the drawer, so we handled it per Arizona salvage rules. The hull went to the recycler for cutting and material separation. Fiberglass, aluminum, and what was left of the engine got sorted into their streams. The trailer frame and axles went for scrap metal. That boat wasn't coming back to the water. Crews cover all of Maricopa County: Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Scottsdale. We move boats out of Buckeye the same week you call, whether it's a 20-footer coming out of summer storage or headed into it for the season. Most pickups happen within three days, and we handle the route logistics so you don't have to coordinate with a marina or worry about the trailer sitting in a lot while paperwork moves.