I've pulled a lot of junk boats out of Upland 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 eventually stopped checking the ads. A dead motor with a repair quote that cost more than the hull was worth, or a storage lot bill that climbed higher every month than the boat was ever worth. HOA letters start showing up. Neighbors stop waving. The thing just becomes background noise until one day someone calls and says enough.
We handle the junk boat from backyard to gone. Load it, tow it, manage the paperwork start to finish. Jobs in Ontario often stack with an Upland call the same afternoon, so the crew's already moving equipment through the area. Whether it's an estate cleanout, a storage lot vessel, or something with rot that's been sitting too long, we take it. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the California page.
