I've pulled junk boats out of Easton backyards for years. One was a 24-foot cabin cruiser sitting in someone's yard after their father passed. The estate cleanout meant dealing with a boat nobody wanted, no title in sight, and a property that couldn't move forward until it was gone. Another call came from someone who listed their boat for sale one summer, got no serious offers, and after two years of storage lot bills decided the money was going nowhere but out the door. Both situations end the same way: you call us.
We handle the whole job for Easton, from the initial look to the final paperwork. The crew loads it, tows it out, and manages the disposal start to finish. Jobs in Norton Center often stack with an Easton call, so we're moving through the area regularly. Whether it's an old boat with rot, missing paperwork, or both, we get it done. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the Massachusetts page.
