Hauling a sailboat out of a Macomb driveway

A 26 ft Pearson 26 had been sitting on concrete blocks in a driveway outside Warren for three years. The deck core was soft around every stanchion, the fiberglass was checking, and the trailer it came on had settled unevenly into the gravel. The owner had kept the boat thinking he'd restore it someday. He didn't. One morning he called and said he was done looking at it. The challenge was the trailer. It wasn't on wheels anymore,it was on stands, which meant we couldn't tow it out. We had to load the boat onto our heavy-duty trailer where it sat, mast already down, and haul both the boat and the stands. The driveway was narrow, and the boat hung over the edges of our rig by a couple of feet in both directions. We took our time backing through the gate, got it loaded, and drove it to our yard under two hours total. Once there, we pulled the keel and cut the hull down to recyclable pieces. The fiberglass went to the processor, the hardware went to salvage, and the stands went to scrap. Three years on that driveway ended in an afternoon. Crews cover all of Macomb County: Warren, Sterling Heights, Shelby, St. Clair Shores, Roseville, Chesterfield. We handle pickups same week in most cases, whether your 26-footer's sitting in a driveway, stuck at a marina, or parked in winter storage waiting to move. Boat owners around Macomb deal with seasonal storage rotations, and we work with that. Call with the address and what you've got, and we'll tell you when we can be there.