I've pulled boats out of Elkhart backyards for years. Some came with the house in an estate cleanout, sitting on blocks for a decade. Others got listed one season, no buyers showed, and the owner gave up. A couple were parked behind the garage because the storage lot bill climbed higher than the boat was worth. One was a 24-foot cruiser with a dead motor and a repair quote that cost more than the hull. The HOA doesn't care why it's there. It just wants it gone.
We handle the whole job start to finish. Load the old boat, tow it out of the yard, and move on to the next call. Jobs in Dunlap often stack with an Elkhart pickup the same afternoon, so the crew rolls efficiently through both. We deal with titles, registrations, and paperwork. Missing paperwork does not stop the job. Details on the Indiana page cover how we handle it. You call, we quote flat, and the junk boat disappears.
