Hauling a fishing boat out of a Missouri City driveway

A 16 ft Lund 1600 Fury sat in a driveway in Missouri City for three years. The aluminum fishing boat had a working engine and decent rigging, but the transom plywood had rotted completely through. The trailer was still serviceable, but the whole rig was parked in a tight side yard with a fence on one end and a neighbor's property line ten feet away on the other. The real problem wasn't the boat's condition. It was access. We couldn't back a full recovery truck into that driveway without taking down fence sections or cutting across the neighbor's lot. So we came in with a smaller unit, unhooked the trailer from the tow vehicle, then used a hand winch and rotator to swing the boat and trailer together toward the street. Took us most of a morning to thread it out without damage to the property or the rig. Once we had it on the road, it was a straightforward haul back to the metal recycler in Fort Bend County. The aluminum hull and engine block went to salvage. The trailer went to a used-parts dealer. The plywood transom went to waste. One call. One morning. Done. We cover all of Fort Bend County: Missouri City, Houston, Sugar Land, Rosenberg, Mission Bend, Fulshear, and Katy. Most calls come in when someone's moving a boat in or out of storage for the season, or when they've just decided it's time to let it go. We can usually pick up the same week you call. The 16-foot Lund you've got sitting in Missouri City gets loaded the same way we handle everything else: we show up, we load it, we get it gone, and you get a document that proves it.