The deadline is set by a New Orleans marina, not the owner: the slip lease ends before anywhere else has been lined up to put the boat, and the calendar will not wait for a plan to come together. That is the call we hear most out of this parish, along with the sailboat owner moving a boat inland ahead of hurricane season, unwilling to leave it exposed on a mooring through the fall surge.
My crew runs New Orleans jobs with our own truck and trailer, sized for the hull, and we haul it door to door. Oversize paperwork is ours before the wheels turn. A boat bought without its paperwork sorted can still be moved, details on the Louisiana boat transport page.



