Futuro House

Built in the early 70’s from a plan by Finnish designer Matti Suuronen, these approximately 600 square foot saucer shaped homes were designed to revolutionize the housing industry.  Less than 100 of these homes were built, about evenly divided between Finland and the rest of the world.  After a life–long fascination with these modules, the current owner found this one in a canyon in San Diego, bought it and restored it in our boat yard. We moved it to an Idyllwild, CA mountaintop to become his vacation home.

Vera Cruz

Built as a replica of a turn of the century schooner, this project was built on a dirt lot just east of Carson City.  Check out the following pictures to see why our original estimated load and move schedule of 7-10 days actually took 3 weeks!

SWATH Boats

S.W.A.T.H.  (Small Water-plane-Area Twin Hull) boats developed for stability and speed in rough seas, are a special challenge to move.

Masts

Modern, state of the art masts are built of carbon fiber because of its strength, combined with relatively light weight. Our one –of-a-kind mast trailers haul all lengths, including 112’ America’s Cup and Maxi boat masts to 182’ mega yacht sticks. The super-load masts require a complete pre-move dry run route survey to find towns and streets with intersections which will allow turns.

Yachts

Due to the extremely high cost of waterfront construction, many big boats are built inland. That’s where we come in. We move most of these behemoths on a specially designed dolly set-up. Jacking up the boats and installing the equipment under these heavy, expensive creations requires years of experience and know-how. Most of these moves are done in the middle of the night when there is minimal traffic on the road. Often electric, phone and cable TV utility crews accompany the moves to lift or cut and reinstall overhead wires.