I've pulled boats out of Woodstock backyards for two decades now. Some came with the house when someone inherited the property and had no idea what to do with a 24-foot cabin cruiser sitting on blocks. Others are estate cleanouts where the owner passed and the family just needs it gone. Then there's the slip bill that got bigger than the boat's worth, or the junk boat with a motor that'd cost more to fix than the hull is salvageable for. A HOA letter shows up. The boat stays. That's usually when we get the call.
We handle the whole job start to finish for Woodstock. The crew hauls it, loads it, and gets it off your property. We work jobs in Dorr often enough that a pickup in Dorr the same afternoon stacks with a Woodstock call. No title paperwork sitting in a garage somewhere stops the work. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the Illinois page.
