Hauling a fishing boat out of a Palm Coast driveway

A 16 ft Crestliner 1650 was sitting in a driveway in Palm Coast with bench seats stripped down to the frame and the hull packed full of leaves. The aluminum fishing boat had been parked there long enough that the trailer tongue had bent, making a straight tow impossible. The owner had stopped using it years back but never figured out what to do with it, so it just stayed. We showed up on a Thursday morning with a flatbed and a trailer dolly. The bent tongue meant we couldn't hook it straight to the truck, so we loaded the whole rig sideways onto the bed, chocked the wheels, and secured it down. The weight was manageable for aluminum, and we cleared the driveway in under an hour. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Florida's abandonment rules. The Crestliner went to the metal recycler in Flagler County. Aluminum hull, aluminum frame, steel hardware all separated out. The boat that had been taking up space for years turned into something useful again. We cover all of Flagler County: Flagler Beach, Bunnell, Beverly Beach, Marineland. Most pickups happen within the same week. A lot of our Palm Coast work comes from seasonal storage moves,people bring boats down for the winter months, then need them gone when they head back north. We handle that rotation year-round, and we know the roads and the marinas here well enough to get in and out without the typical delays.