I've pulled plenty of old boats out of Morristown backyards. Some of them came with the house when someone inherited the property and just wanted it gone. Others belonged to people who listed them for a season, got no offers, and decided to move on. One guy had his boat sitting in storage for so long the monthly fees added up to more than the vessel was worth. Another inherited a junk boat with a dead motor and a repair quote that cost more than the hull itself. Every situation's different, but the result's the same: someone's done looking at it.
We handle boat removal from start to finish in Morristown. The crew hauls it out, loads it on the truck, and moves it to the proper facility. We often stack a pickup in White Pine the same afternoon, so jobs in both towns work together logistically. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the work. Details on the Tennessee page cover the title and registration side of things.


