A guy in Queens sells his cabin cruiser to a buyer up in Rochester and finds out fast that his pickup isn't rated to tow a hull that size across the state. Another owner buys a boat sight unseen from a seller in Buffalo and just needs it brought home to a slip in New York City. Different problems. Same fix, and it's got nothing to do with the boat itself. My crew runs boat hauling door to door, hooking your hull to a trailer built for the weight and a tow rig that's handled this exact job hundreds of times. We back down driveways that never expected a boat, load it clean, and drive it straight to the yard, the slip, or the storage lot you name. Jobs in Brooklyn often stack with a New York City call, so scheduling two boats close together usually keeps the cost down for both owners. A boat bought without its paperwork sorted can still be moved, details on the New York boat hauling page.
My crew hauls the vessel door to door with our truck and trailer, boat hauling from New York City driveways and marina slips. Jobs in Brooklyn often stack with a New York City call, so the tow schedule moves fast. A boat bought without its paperwork sorted can still be moved, details on the New York boat hauling page.
