Hauling a sailboat out of a Medford driveway

A 25 ft O'Day 25 sailboat had been sitting on wooden stands in a Medford driveway for three years. Keel bolts were weeping rust down the hull, and the fiberglass was starting to show real deterioration. The owner had bought it with plans to restore it, but life moved on, and the boat just sat there, getting worse every season. When we showed up, the trailer was long gone. The boat was on blocks, and the driveway sloped toward the street. We brought a crane and a heavy flatbed, positioned it from the Cambridge side of the property line to avoid neighbor access, and lifted the hull straight up. Once we had it secured on the truck, we strapped it down and headed to the yard. The whole job took most of a morning. At the facility, we pulled the mast, which came down without issue. The keel came out next. Then we cut the hull into sections and routed it to the processor. That O'Day wasn't going back in the water, but at least it wasn't taking up a Medford driveway anymore. Crews cover all of Middlesex County: Cambridge, Lowell, Newton, Somerville, Framingham, Malden. We handle pickups same week in most cases, whether your O'Day is sitting in a Medford driveway year-round or you're moving it out of winter storage. The local haulers know the roads and the seasonal traffic patterns, so we get in and out without tying up your property longer than needed.