Hauling a cabin cruiser out of a Spokane Valley driveway

A 24 ft Bayliner 2455 Ciera sat in a Spokane Valley driveway for three years. The cabin cruiser had a green algae line running the length of the hull, and the gelcoat had gone chalky from sitting exposed. The tandem axle trailer underneath it had rusted through in places, and the tires were flat and cracked. The boat had been a weekend thing once. Then the weekends stopped, and the boat stayed. Getting it out meant dealing with a trailer that couldn't roll safely and a driveway slope that didn't give us much room to maneuver. We brought a heavy-duty rotator and worked the rig onto our main hauler in stages, keeping the angle shallow so we didn't tear the trailer frame apart in the process. The whole job ran most of a morning. No title in the drawer, so we handled the paperwork per Washington state rules for abandoned vessels. The hull went to the approved processor in Spokane Valley. The aluminum and steel from the trailer got separated and recycled. The fiberglass got cut down and disposed of properly. The driveway was clear. Crews cover all of Spokane County: Spokane, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Airway Heights, Mead, Country Homes. We handle same-week pickups across Spokane Valley, and we're used to the seasonal rhythm around here. Boats move in and out of storage facilities every spring and fall, and we work those routes regularly. If your Bayliner's sitting on a trailer in a driveway or parked at a storage yard, we know how to get it loaded and where to haul it.