Union City, CA: 26 ft Pearson Gone in One Morning

A 26 ft Pearson 26 sailboat sat on wooden stands in a Union City driveway for three years. The deck core had gone soft around every stanchion, and the fiberglass was chalky enough that you could see the delamination spreading. The owner had moved to Fremont for work and couldn't sell it, couldn't fix it, and couldn't keep looking at it from the street. The trailer wasn't roadworthy, and the stands had settled into the asphalt, so we couldn't just hitch and roll. We brought a crane to lift the hull clear, loaded it onto our heavy trailer, and broke down the mast and pulled the keel at our yard. The whole job ran most of a morning. The hull went to the processor for responsible fiberglass recycling. Crews cover all of Alameda County: Oakland, Fremont, Hayward, Berkeley, San Leandro, Livermore. We move boats same week most of the time, depending on where you're calling from. Union City sits right in the middle of our regular route, so a 26-footer like yours doesn't sit around waiting. A lot of what we see here is seasonal storage moves, people pulling boats out before winter or getting them ready for the water in spring. That timing works in your favor.