I've pulled a lot of old boats out of Suffolk backyards. Some came with the house in an estate cleanout, and the new owner walked into a problem they didn't inherit willingly. Others sat through a season listed for sale with no buyers, and the owner got tired of the slip fees piling up every month. A dead motor with a repair quote that costs more than the hull is worth? That's another call I get regularly. The junk boat just stays put, and the backyard becomes a monument to a decision made years ago.
We tow it out, handle the paperwork, and move on. The crew works Suffolk and jobs in Windsor often stack with a Suffolk call, so a pickup in Windsor the same afternoon isn't unusual. We manage the whole thing start to finish, whether it's a vessel that's been rotting in place or one that just needs to disappear. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the Virginia page.
