I've pulled a lot of old boats out of Huntington backyards. Some came with the house when someone inherited the property and didn't want to deal with it. Others have been sitting for years after the owner listed it one season, got no offers, and just gave up. A few were storage lot problems, the slip bill or the dry-stack fees climbed every year until keeping the thing cost more than scrapping it. Either way, it's still there, and it's not going anywhere on its own.
We handle the full job start to finish. Load the junk boat, tow it out, and get the paperwork done. Jobs in Pea Ridge often stack with a Huntington call the same afternoon. The vessel doesn't need a title in your hand, the engine doesn't need to turn over, and the rot doesn't scare us off. Missing paperwork does not stop the job, details on the West Virginia page.
