Hauling a sailboat out of a Carmel driveway

A 25 ft O'Day 25 showed up in a Carmel driveway on stands, keel bolts weeping rust stains down the fiberglass hull like the boat had been crying for years. The owner had bought it decades ago, sailed it twice, and then life happened. The trailer had settled into the grass, one tire flat, the whole rig listing slightly toward the neighbor's fence. We pulled in early on a Saturday. The mast was already down and strapped to the deck, which saved us half a day's work. The real problem was access. The driveway was narrow, and getting a heavy-duty trailer under the keel without clipping the garage corner meant backing the rig in from Fishers Road at an angle most drivers wouldn't attempt. Our operator spent twenty minutes getting the angle right, then we jacked the boat off its stands, slid it onto the bed, and secured it for the yard. Under an hour start to finish. At our facility, we pulled the keel and cut the hull into sections for processing. The fiberglass went to the recycler, the hardware to salvage. The trailer went back to Carmel empty. Crews cover all of Hamilton County: Fishers, Noblesville, Westfield, Cicero, Sheridan, Arcadia. Most pickups happen same week once you confirm. A lot of boat owners around Carmel move their rigs in and out of storage facilities when the season changes, and that's when we get the call. We load it up, haul it out, and you're done.