Hauling a cabin cruiser out of a Niagara Falls storage lot

A 24 ft Maxum 2400 SCR cabin cruiser had been sitting in a Niagara Falls yard for three years. The hull was chalked white, and the transom had softened enough that you could press your thumb into it. The trailer frame was rust through, tires flat and cracked. Nobody was using it. Nobody wanted to look at it anymore. The owner called after his neighbor mentioned we'd pulled a boat two blocks over in North Tonawanda. He had no title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per New York's rules. The real work was the trailer. We couldn't tow it as-is, so we came in with a flatbed, lifted the hull off the frame with airbags, and loaded it straight onto the truck. The frame stayed behind for scrap. The whole job took most of a morning. The hull went to the processor in Niagara County. It's fiberglass, so it gets ground down and recycled. The yard's clean now. The neighbor stopped mentioning it. Crews cover all of Niagara County: North Tonawanda, Lockport, Wheatfield, Newfane, South Lockport, Niagara. We schedule most pickups within the same week, and we know the local marinas and storage yards well. A lot of boat owners around here move their rigs in and out of winter storage, so we've timed the haul routes to get in and out without tying up your slip or yard space longer than it needs to be.