Estate Boat Removal in Twin Falls, Idaho

When the estate got settled, the wood runabout was the one item nobody wanted to claim. It had sat on stands beside the garage for years already, the varnish gone dull and cracked along the transom, and the two siblings splitting the property couldn't agree on who'd pay to restore it or store it long term. They tried listing it once for a quick sale, but wooden boats that size scare off most buyers who don't know what they're looking at, so it sat through another season while the house closing dragged on. The stands themselves were the tricky part, homemade and warped enough that the hull had settled unevenly, so we built up temporary blocking before we could get straps under it without stressing the old planking. Slow going, close to two hours just for the rigging. Once it was secure, the frame and hardware still had value even though the hull didn't, so we parted it out rather than scrapping the whole thing outright.