Hauling a sailboat out of a Johnson City storage lot

A 25 ft O'Day 25 sailboat had been sitting on wooden stands in a Carter County yard for three years. The keel bolts were weeping rust down the whole hull, and the fiberglass underneath had started to delaminate. The owner had inherited it, didn't sail, and didn't know what to do with a boat that wasn't going anywhere. We showed up on a Tuesday morning. The trailer was still there but the tires had flat-spotted years ago, and the stands had settled unevenly into the dirt. Moving the whole rig even a few feet meant jacking from underneath and working the stands out one at a time. We pulled the mast down, secured it to the hull, and got a rotator under the keel to lift from the centerboard slot. Under two hours, we had it on the truck and headed south toward Elizabethton. At our yard, we pulled the keel bolts, cut the fiberglass hull into manageable sections, and sent the aluminum and hardware to the recycler. The keel iron went to scrap. Nothing wasted, nothing left behind. Crews cover all of Carter County: Elizabethton, Hunter, Pine Crest, Valley Forge, Central, Biltmore. Most jobs move same week once we confirm the site and title status. We see a lot of seasonal storage moves in and out of Johnson City, boats that sat through winter or got pulled for spring, and we schedule those runs on a predictable route so you're not waiting around.