Hauling a motor yacht out of a Plantation driveway

A 34 ft Silverton 34 had been parked on stands in a Broward County driveway for a decade, covered in a blue tarp that'd seen better days. The fiberglass hull was chalky, the interior was soft in places, and the whole rig had settled into that slow surrender most abandoned boats go through when nobody's using them. The owner had bought it years back, launched it a handful of times, and then life happened. The boat stayed. Getting it out meant working around a tight angle to the street and a trailer that'd been static long enough that the stands had sunk slightly into the ground. We had to carefully lift and reset before we could move it, then thread the whole package through a narrow gate without clipping the fence. Most of a morning to rig it, load it, and get it mobile. Once it was on the truck heading toward the Broward facility, we documented the haul and arranged for the hull to be cut down and processed. We cover all of Broward County: Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, Miramar, Coral Springs, Pompano Beach. Plantation's got a lot of boat traffic moving in and out of storage facilities, especially when owners rotate between seasonal docks and dry storage. We handle same-week pickups across the whole county, and we know the routes in and around Plantation well enough to move a 34-footer without tying up traffic or running into surprises on the way out.