Hauling a bass boat out of a Thousand Oaks yard

The Tracker Pro 170 had been sitting in the side yard for three seasons. Aluminum hull, 17 feet, carpet peeled back to bare deck, livewell lid long gone. Flat tires on the trailer, and the whole rig was wedged between a fence line and the neighbor's property in a way that made straight-angle backing out impossible. The owner had stopped thinking about it until his HOA did. He called us on a Wednesday. We showed up the following Tuesday with a crane truck and a heavy dolly. The trailer wouldn't roll, so we lifted the boat off the frame, set it on the dolly, and towed the empty trailer out first. That cleared the angle. The boat itself came out under an hour once we had the space. No title in the drawer, handled per California rules. The aluminum hull went to the metal recycler in Ventura County, and the frame and tires went to the appropriate facility. He got a photo of the empty driveway and a document showing it was gone. That was that. We cover all of Ventura County: Oxnard, Simi Valley, San Buenaventura, Camarillo, Moorpark, Santa Paula. A 17-foot Tracker in Thousand Oaks usually moves same week. We see a lot of seasonal traffic here, boats coming out of storage in spring or going in before winter, and we schedule around that pattern. Call us with your address and we'll tell you the day.