I've pulled boats out of Emporia backyards for years. Some came with the house in an estate cleanout, and the new owner had no idea what to do with a 22-foot cabin cruiser that hadn't run since 2015. Others were listed one season, didn't sell, and the owner got tired of the slip bill stacking up month after month. A few had dead motors with repair quotes that cost more than the hull was worth. The HOA sends letters. The neighbor stops waving. You stop looking at it from the kitchen window.
We handle the full job for old boats in Emporia, from the first phone call straight through to the title work and haul-out. Jobs in Pike often stack with an Emporia call the same afternoon, so we cover both efficiently. We assess what's salvageable, load the vessel, and tow it out. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the Kansas page.
