Hauling a bowrider out of a Menifee estate

A 17 ft Bayliner 175 Bowrider sat in a Menifee driveway for three years after the owner passed. The fiberglass hull had faded to a dull white, the seat vinyl was cracked and split, and the trailer underneath had two completely flat tires that hadn't turned in years. The executor called because she needed the boat gone before the property could close, and she had no idea how to move something that heavy on a trailer that wouldn't roll. The main obstacle wasn't the boat itself. It was the driveway grade and the flat tires. We couldn't tow it without risk of the trailer collapsing or the rig jackknifing into the neighbor's fence line. Our crew brought a flatbed with its own hydraulic lift, positioned it carefully on the slope, and used airbags to raise the trailer enough to get dollies under each axle. From there we could roll it straight onto the flatbed without putting any stress on those dead tires or the frame. The whole job ran under two hours. Once it was secured and strapped down, we hauled the Bayliner to the recycling facility in Riverside County where the hull gets cut down and the materials get sorted. Title work was handled per California regulations, and the executor got the documentation she needed for the estate closing. Crews cover all of Riverside County: Riverside, Moreno Valley, Corona, Murrieta, Temecula, Jurupa Valley. Menifee sits right in the middle of that route, so same-week pickup is normal. We see a lot of seasonal storage moves through here, boats coming in off the water in fall or heading to winter storage facilities, and we handle those calls regularly. Most jobs around Menifee run one to two days from your call to load.