Hauling a fishing boat out of a Monroe driveway

A 16 ft Crestliner 1650 aluminum fishing boat had been sitting in someone's driveway in Monroe for three years. Bench seats were stripped down to bare metal, and the hull was packed with leaves and standing water. The trailer tongue was bent hard to one side, which meant we couldn't just hook it and roll. The real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was getting a wrecker back there without tearing up the yard or taking out a fence. We came in with a smaller recovery rig, unbolted the Crestliner from the damaged trailer right where it sat, and loaded it onto a flatbed using airbags to distribute the weight. The whole job took most of a morning. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Louisiana requirements. The hull went to a metal recycler outside of West Monroe. Aluminum that old still has value, and that's where it belonged. Crews cover all of Ouachita Parish: West Monroe, Claiborne, Swartz, Brownsville, Richwood, Lakeshore. We schedule most pickups the same week you call, especially during spring and fall when people move boats in and out of storage around the parish. That 16-foot Crestliner sitting on blocks or parked at a storage lot gets loaded and hauled the same way we handle everything else in Monroe, no delays, no excuses.