Hauling a bass boat out of a Centreville storage lot

An 18 ft Ranger 350V sat in a Fairfax County yard for three seasons. The metal-flake hull had faded to a dull gray, the outboard was long gone, and the trailer had settled on two flat tires that hadn't held air in years. The owner had kept meaning to deal with it, but every time he walked past, it seemed easier to just leave it another season. When we showed up, the real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. Flat tires meant we couldn't roll it to the truck, and the yard access was tight enough that we couldn't maneuver a heavy rig close enough to winch from a distance. We pulled the tires off the rim, got the trailer on dollies, and muscled it out piece by piece under an hour. The boat came off next, loaded onto the bed, and we were clear before lunch. The hull went to the processor in the Northern Virginia network. Fiberglass gets shredded, the metal sorted, and the rest recycled according to state regs. One less boat rotting in someone's yard. Crews cover all of Fairfax County: Reston, McLean, Burke, Annandale, Oakton, Fair Oaks. We handle same-week pickups across Centreville, whether you're storing a boat through winter or clearing one out before a move. Seasonal storage transitions are common around here, and we work with that schedule.