I've pulled plenty of junk boats out of Sterling Heights backyards. Some came with the house when someone inherited the property and didn't want the headache. Others sat in storage lots where the annual fees kept climbing, and the owners finally decided to stop throwing good money after bad. A few had dead motors with repair quotes that cost more than the hull was worth. One guy had an HOA letter taped to his gate. He called us the next morning.
We tow the old boat out, handle the paperwork, and get it gone start to finish. Jobs in Utica often stack with a Sterling Heights call, so we move through both in the same day. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the Michigan page.



