I've pulled boats out of Orangetown backyards for years. A lot of them came with the house, sitting on a trailer the previous owner left behind. Some had a dead motor and a repair quote that made no sense. Others were storage lot finds, slips where the annual bill outgrew the boat's value. People call because they're tired of looking at it, or because the HOA sent a letter, or because an estate cleanout means the boat has to go.
We handle the full job in Orangetown and into Orangeburg, where a pickup in Orangeburg often stacks with an Orangetown call the same afternoon. Load it, tow it, handle the paperwork start to finish. Most jobs involve an old boat sitting somewhere it shouldn't be, or a junk boat in storage taking up space and money. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the New York page.
