Hauling a cabin cruiser out of a Escondido lot

A 27 ft Chris-Craft Commander 27 had been sitting in a residential yard in Escondido for three years. The fuel smell coming off the hull was strong enough that every potential buyer walked away before they even looked inside the cabin. No title in the drawer, no registration, no paperwork trail. The owner had given up trying to sell it. The boat was on blocks, not a trailer, which meant we couldn't just hook and drag. We brought a flatbed and heavy-duty straps, got it secured and lifted off the blocks in one push. The real problem was the driveway itself,narrow, with a fence line tight on one side and a neighbor's property line tight on the other. We had to angle the load twice to thread it toward the street. Most of a morning, but we got it out clean and got the neighbors' access back. We handled the no-title situation per California rules, and the hull went to the processor in San Diego County for responsible recycling. The yard was empty. The smell was gone. Crews cover all of San Diego County: San Diego, Chula Vista, Oceanside, Carlsbad, El Cajon, Vista. We handle same-week pickups across Escondido, and we're used to the seasonal shuffle of boats moving in and out of storage yards around Escondido. Whether your 27-footer is parked at a residence, a marina, or a storage facility, we've got the route experience to get there, load it, and move it without the back-and-forth.