I've pulled a lot of junk boats out of East Providence backyards. Most of them arrived the same way. Someone inherited the house with a 26-foot cabin cruiser parked in the side yard, motor frozen solid, and the paperwork lost somewhere in a filing cabinet. Or a boat got listed for a season with no takers, the slip bill kept coming, and the owner finally called us instead of the bank. Dead engines. Storage fees that cost more than the hull's worth. Code letters from the city. That's how most of these calls start.
We handle the whole thing start to finish. Pull the old boat from wherever it's sitting, load it, and move it out of Rhode Island responsibly. Jobs in Providence often stack with an East Providence call, same afternoon sometimes. We take care of the tow, the title transfer, everything. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the Rhode Island page.
