Derelict Boat Removal in Espanola, New Mexico

Nobody filed paperwork on a sixteen-foot bass boat that never left a relative's yard. It had belonged to an uncle who used it a handful of times on a reservoir a couple hours away before his health declined, and once he moved in with family, the boat just stayed parked where it had always been parked, quietly disappearing under weeds season after season. When he passed, none of his nephews and nieces could produce a title, registration, or even a clear memory of which relative had bought it originally. It sat another two years while the property itself worked through its own inheritance process. Once the land was settled, the family member who ended up with the place called us about clearing the last of it. Weeds had grown up through the trailer frame enough that we cut a path first, then walked the boat out by hand once we had clearance. The yard's fully clear now.