I've pulled old boats out of Biddeford backyards for years. Some came with the house when someone bought it, inherited along with the dock rot and a slip bill that wouldn't quit. Others sat waiting for a buyer who never showed up, or the owner got a repair quote that cost more than the hull was worth. A few came from estate cleanouts where the boat was just one more thing the family had to deal with. The common thread is the same: it's been there too long, and someone finally decided to make it stop.
We handle the full job start to finish. The crew loads the junk boat, tows it out of Biddeford, and takes care of the paperwork and transport. Jobs in Saco often stack with a Biddeford call the same afternoon, which keeps the costs down and the schedule tight. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the Maine page.
