I've pulled old boats out of Hot Springs backyards for years. Most calls come from folks who inherited one with a house, or they're cleaning out an estate and the junk boat is taking up space they need. Others bought one, listed it for a season with zero interest, and now the storage lot bill costs more than the hull's worth. One guy had a dead motor, got a repair quote for eight grand, looked at the boat again, and called us instead.
We handle boat removal start to finish in Hot Springs and the surrounding area. Jobs in Piney often stack with a Hot Springs call, so we can knock both out efficiently. The crew hauls the vessel out, loads it, and takes care of the paperwork. Missing documentation does not stop the job, details on the Arkansas page.


