Hauling a fishing boat out of a Overland Park pickup

A 17 ft Sea Nymph 175 sat in a driveway in Overland Park for three years. The console wiring had been chewed through by rodents, gauges were dead, and the aluminum hull was sound but worthless to anyone looking to fish. The trailer under it had flat tires and hadn't moved since the boat quit running. The owner called us on a Tuesday. We told him we'd need to tow it out, and the driveway was tight, so we'd come with a rotator and a flatbed instead of a standard trailer. That meant pulling the boat off its own trailer, loading it sideways onto ours, and getting both rigs out without clipping the fence. We ran the route through Lenexa to avoid low-clearance overpasses and rolled into Overland Park early the next morning. The job took us under two hours from arrival to the hull on the flatbed. The Sea Nymph went straight to the metal recycler in Johnson County. No title in the drawer, handled per the Kansas rules. The driveway was empty by noon. Crews cover all of Johnson County: Olathe, Lenexa, Leawood, Gardner, Prairie Village, Merriam. We pick up same week most of the time, depending on where you are and what we've got rolling. A lot of boats move in and out of storage facilities around here when the season changes, and we handle those transfers along with the removals. You call with the address and the size, and we tell you when the truck can get there.