I've pulled old boats out of Spanaway backyards for years. Some came with the house when someone inherited the property and didn't want to deal with it. Others sat because the owner listed it one season, got no offers, and decided to stop paying storage fees. A few had motors that quit, and the repair quote was more than the hull was worth. The HOA sends a letter. The neighbor stops waving. You walk past it every morning and wonder how you got stuck with this thing.
We handle the junk boat start to finish. That means we show up, load it, tow it, and handle all the paperwork so it's actually gone. We work Spanaway and jobs in Parkland often stack with a Spanaway call the same afternoon. Whether it's a vessel rotting in a storage lot or one still sitting on blocks, missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the Washington page.
