I've pulled a lot of old boats out of Converse backyards. Some came with the house when someone inherited the property and didn't want to deal with it. Others sat there because the owner listed it one season, got no offers, and just stopped thinking about selling. One was a 24-foot cabin cruiser with a dead motor and a repair quote that cost more than the hull was worth. The storage bill kept climbing. The HOA sent a letter. That's usually when the call comes in.
We handle boat removal from start to finish in Converse, and jobs in Universal City often stack with a Converse call the same afternoon. The crew loads the junk boat, tows it out, handles the title transfer, and takes care of the rest. We work estate cleanouts, storage lots, vessels sitting in rot. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job, details on the Texas page cover what we need and what we handle.


