Hauling a bowrider out of a Houston driveway

This was a 17 ft Bayliner 175 Bowrider that had gone chalky on top, gelcoat faded down to almost no shine, and the seat vinyl cracked open from years sitting uncovered in a Fort Bend County driveway. Nobody was pulling it to a ramp anymore. It just sat there through the seasons, tucked against the garage, until it turned into the thing everybody stepped around. The trailer had two flat tires, both dry-rotted and sitting low enough that the frame had settled into the grass a little. That killed any option of just hitching up and rolling it out. My crew jacked the frame, swapped in temporary tires, and walked it out slow to the street, then routed it toward Sugar Land before heading in for processing. No title in the drawer, handled per the Texas page rules. Whole job took most of a morning. Once it was clear of the driveway, the hull went straight to the processor. Bowrider, trailer, cracked seats and all. Nothing left behind but clean concrete. Crews cover all of Fort Bend County: Sugar Land, Missouri City, Rosenberg, Mission Bend, Fulshear, Katy. Most calls for a 17 ft Bayliner get scheduled the same week, since a boat that size loads fast once we're on site. We see a lot of these come out of seasonal storage yards where the trailer's been parked since the last trip out, tires flat-spotted, hull faded from sitting. If yours is headed to or from one of those lots, we work around that access.