26 ft MacGregor Removal in Daytona Beach, FL

A 26 ft MacGregor 26 sailboat sat in a driveway in Daytona Beach with a mildewed cabin and a missing rudder. The owner had bought it years back, spent a season learning to sail, and then life got in the way. The boat stayed put. By the time we got the call, the trailer was still serviceable, but the hull had begun to show its age, and the neighbors had definitely noticed. We pulled up early on a Thursday. The driveway was tight, and there was a power line that ran low across the property line toward Port Orange. That meant we couldn't simply haul the mast down and load the whole rig. We brought a crane, set it on the street, and lifted the boat off the trailer first. The mast came down on the ground. The keel was pulled at our yard once we had the hull flat on the truck. Most of the work was done under an hour, though the setup with the crane and the line clearance added time to the site. The fiberglass hull went to the processor in Volusia County. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Florida rules. By Friday afternoon, the driveway was clear. Crews cover all of Volusia County: Deltona, Port Orange, Ormond Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater. We handle same-week pickups for most calls in the Daytona Beach area. A lot of what we see here are boats coming out of winter storage or going in, and we move them in and out without the owner having to coordinate with a marina or storage facility. You call Tuesday, we're there Friday. That's how it works.