Have you just bought the sailboat of your dreams and can't
wait to get it into the water?
Has your sailboat been in the water too
long and now needs to be pulled for cleaning or moving?
No problem! We can address your needs with a sailboat
trailer built just for you.
At B & G Trailers, we take pride in the products we produce and the
services we provide. Therefore, we feel that the only way that
a sailboat trailer is right for your sailboat is when it is designed and built
specifically for your sailboat. This ensures that the trailer
and sailboat fit together perfectly!

Sailboat trailers differ substantially from boat trailers, especially
for high, fixed keel sailboats. Fixed keel boats are
inevitably taller than boat or sailboats with centerboards or
lifting keels. And even though most of the weight is in the
ballast down low, fixed keel sailboats are subject to tipping over
while most other boats do not.
This means that trailers for "keeled" sailboats must have support
beams (stanchions) that reach up on both sides of the sailboat from
the keel to the bottom of the hull. Some sailboat trailers are
built using raised bunks, while others use screw pads. Here at B & G
Trailers, we only used raised bunks and ensure that they are carefully curved to fit the shape of the
hull.
 At
B & G Trailers, your sailboat
trailer will be built by our professional staff that has
almost 100 years of combined experience in building and welding trailers.
We will build your trailer with your individual needs in mind.
And since our trailers are custom built for your sailboat, you can
be assured that you will have a trailer that fits your sailboat
perfectly. We guarantee it!
We build our trailers to carry your sailboat safely and securely.
And with the proper care, our trailers will be trouble-free for many years to come.
We know that the better the quality of our trailers, the more apt
they are to maintain their appearance and retain a higher resale value.
And we do all of this at the best price possible! Give us a
call. Let us build a trailer for you now!
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