Hauling a sailboat out of a Cheektowaga driveway

A 26 ft Pearson 26 sailboat sat on jack stands in a Cheektowaga driveway for three years. The deck core had gone soft around every stanchion, and the fiberglass was starting to fail at the stress points. The owner had meant to restore it. He didn't. When we arrived, the boat was high and the trailer was locked in place under its weight. We had to use a crane to lift the hull clear, then break down the stands piece by piece before we could move the trailer out. The mast was already down and secured, which saved us a step. The whole extraction took most of a morning. Back at the yard, we pulled the keel and cut the hull into manageable sections for processing. That boat wasn't going anywhere again. Crews cover all of Erie County: Buffalo, Tonawanda Town, West Seneca, Clarence, Grand Island, Lackawanna. We handle pickups the same week you call, which matters in Cheektowaga because most boats here move in and out of storage seasonally. Winter storage yards fill up fast, and spring thaw brings the hauling jobs. We know the routes in and out of the marinas and storage facilities around here, and we work with the local yards that handle the disposal end.