Hauling a bowrider out of a Farmington Hills storage lot

An 18 ft Sea Ray 180 bowrider had been parked in a Farmington Hills yard for three seasons, its sun-bleached cover shredded at the seams and fiberglass starting to chalk underneath. The trailer sat on dry-rotted tires that hadn't turned in years, sunk into the gravel like it was never leaving. We showed up on a Tuesday with a heavy-duty rotator and a flatbed. The tires were the first problem,they wouldn't roll, so we jacked the frame, pulled the old rubber, and set it on fresh wheels right there. The bowrider itself was solid fiberglass, no major cracks, just neglected. We strapped it down, backed out through Rochester Hills, and had the hull at the processor before lunch. Most of the job ran under an hour once we were on-site. No title in the drawer. We handled the paperwork per Michigan rules and sent the owner a release once the Sea Ray was in the yard for recycling. Crews cover all of Oakland County: Rochester Hills, Southfield, Waterford, Novi, West Bloomfield, Pontiac. Most pickups happen same week. We see a lot of seasonal traffic here, boats moving in and out of storage facilities around the county as owners prep for summer or wrap up before winter. One call and we handle the logistics, whether your 18-footer is sitting at a storage yard or parked in a driveway in Farmington Hills proper.