I've pulled a lot of old boats out of Goodyear backyards. Some came with the house when someone inherited the property and didn't want to deal with it. Others sat there for years after the owner listed them one season, got no offers, and just gave up. A few were storage decisions that turned sour, the slip bill kept climbing, or the motor seized and a repair quote came back at twice what the hull was worth. Every one of them had an owner who'd stopped looking at it, and a neighbor who'd definitely noticed.
We handle the full job in Goodyear, from the first call to when it's gone. That means loading, towing, paperwork, the whole thing. We often stack jobs in Avondale the same afternoon when the calls come in close. Whether it's an old boat in someone's yard, an estate cleanout, a storage lot vessel, or something rotting on blocks, we move it start to finish. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the Arizona page.
