OUR SERVICES

OUR SERVICES

OUR PRIORITY
We strive to provide safe and quality service when transporting your marine equipment. With our marine hauling services, we can accommodate deliveries to and from residential properties, marinas or water.
Trust your marine equipment and vessel hauling to the professionals. We take great pride in getting your vessel where it needs to go with the utmost care and professionalism.
Have a Question? Contact Us!
OUR PRIORITY
We strive to provide safe and quality service when transporting your marine equipment. With our marine hauling services, we can accommodate deliveries to and from residential properties, marinas or water.
Trust your marine equipment and vessel hauling to the professionals. We take great pride in getting your vessel where it needs to go with the utmost care and professionalism.
Have a Question? Contact Us!

WHAT WE MOVE

  • Sailboats
  • Masts
  • Power boats
  • Docks
  • Blocking items
  • Boat lifts
  • Cradles
  • Yard Trailers

If you don’t see the item you wish to relocate, give us a call for a quote.

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  • Sailboats
  • Masts
  • Power boats
  • Docks
  • Blocking items
  • Boat lifts
  • Cradles
  • Yard Trailers

If you don’t see the item you wish to relocate, give us a call for a quote.

CONTACT US

PRE-TRANSPORT CHECKLIST

  • Ensure that the marina you have chosen has at least 14′ overhead clearance
  • Stow and secure all loose items and equipment
  • Lock the cabin
  • Drain fuel and water tanks. Remove any drain plugs from the hull
  • Disconnect the batteries and secure them
  • Remove anchors from the deck
  • Remove seat cushions and sun pads
  • Clean the bottom of the boat. It must be free of any growth, especially zebra mussels
  • Remove all canvas
  • Inspect all cradles carefully for loose bolts or weakness of any kind
  • Ensure that the dinghy is not left on davits
  • Ensure that any aluminum structure or tower is able to withstand the rigors of overland transport
  • Remove all external accessories, pack securely and store below
  • Tie and / or tape hatches from the outside
  • Seal the hatches and decks
  • Latch cabin windows and tape them from the outside
  • Remove all windshields that protrude over the flying bridge, pack with a cargo blanket and store below

PRE-TRANSPORT CHECKLIST

  • Ensure that the marina you have chosen has at least 14′ overhead clearance
  • Stow and secure all loose items and equipment
  • Lock the cabin
  • Drain fuel and water tanks. Remove any drain plugs from the hull
  • Disconnect the batteries and secure them
  • Remove anchors from the deck
  • Remove seat cushions and sun pads
  • Clean the bottom of the boat. It must be free of any growth, especially zebra mussels
  • Remove all canvas
  • Inspect all cradles carefully for loose bolts or weakness of any kind
  • Ensure that the dinghy is not left on davits
  • Ensure that any aluminum structure or tower is able to withstand the rigors of overland transport
  • Remove all external accessories, pack securely and store below
  • Tie and / or tape hatches from the outside
  • Seal the hatches and decks
  • Latch cabin windows and tape them from the outside
  • Remove all windshields that protrude over the flying bridge, pack with a cargo blanket and store below

ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAILBOATS

Remove radar, rigging, winches, wind indicators, and lights from the mast. Do not secure the mast to the boat, as there is a space on our hydraulic trailer suitable to transport the mast appropriately. Remove all life lines, stanchions, box, and stern pulpits so that the boat remains at a safe overland transporting height.

ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR POWERBOATS

Remove all propellers, flag masts, lights, outriggers, antennae, windshields, etc. and secure them in the vessel or transport them separately. Remove all lights, wheels, masts, and windshields that protrude over the bridge, if shipping with the flying bridge on. Remove plexiglas and pack below with a cargo blanket. Have a cradle built for the bridge to be shipped in, if transporting the vessel without the flying bridge on. Ensure that every point touching the deck or rails is sufficiently padded. Remove all electronics and valuable items from the bridge, pack them securely and store below.

Remember, in order to transport your marine equipment quickly and efficiently, we request that you complete the checklist prior to the agreed delivery time and date. Make sure to double check the height of your vessel while it’s blocked so that we can complete your service request. There will be an additional fee if we need to prepare your boat for transport. Please plan to arrive 30 minutes to 1 hour prior to the delivery time to make sure all of your items are safely secured and ready for transport.

Download Your Pre-Transport Checklist

Remember, in order to transport your marine equipment quickly and efficiently, we request that you complete the checklist prior to the agreed delivery time and date. Make sure to double check the height of your vessel while it’s blocked so that we can complete your service request. There will be an additional fee if we need to prepare your boat for transport. Please plan to arrive 30 minutes to 1 hour prior to the delivery time to make sure all of your items are safely secured and ready for transport.

Download Your Pre-Transport Checklist

Keep in mind…


Our drivers are experienced, dependable boat transporters who will take the utmost care to deliver your boat in the best condition. However, we cannot be held responsible for pre-existing structural flaws or damage incurred outside of transporting operation. Please be sure that your boat is sufficiently sound and prepared for overland transportation.

If your vessel or Marine Equipment is being loaded from a marina, please make arrangements with them. Have them be aware of our planned arrival time, ensure the vessel or items to pick up are accessible and ready-to-go. Co-ordinate any equipment such as a travel lift, crane, yard helpers or extra labour that is needed to assist in loading. Our equipment is “self-loading” for the most part, but we still require help for some of the more complex operations.