I've pulled plenty of old boats out of Duluth backyards. Some came with the house when someone inherited the property and realized they'd rather not own it. Others sat in storage lots where the annual fees kept climbing, or in someone's yard where the motor quit and a mechanic's quote was more than the hull was worth. The boat that made sense ten years ago doesn't make sense anymore, and the person who owns it knows it.
We handle junk boat removal start to finish in Duluth. Jobs in Proctor often stack with a Duluth call the same afternoon, so we move through both. We load it, tow it, and handle the paperwork. Missing documentation doesn't stop the work, details on the Minnesota page cover how that works. A vessel sitting in an estate cleanout or rotting in a yard is what we do.
