Photograph the full setup
Include the hull, trailer, tires, hitch, identification areas, and street access.
Old boats bring more variables than ordinary junk: trailer condition, tires, access, weight, fuel, fluids, and registration status all matter before pickup.
Condition reviewed first
Trailer and access details
Small watercraft inquiries
Send clear views of the boat, trailer, hitch, tires, hull, registration markings, and the route to the street. Tell us whether the boat rolls, steers, and sits on a roadworthy trailer.
Remove personal property and disclose fuel, batteries, oil, standing water, or other fluids. Pickup options depend on size, condition, access, and the receiving route available for the vessel.
Use this as a starting point, then share the full list when you request a quote.
A little context before arrival helps the crew understand the route, equipment, and decisions involved.
Include the hull, trailer, tires, hitch, identification areas, and street access.
Take out personal items, gear, paperwork, and anything you plan to keep.
Tell us about fuel, oil, batteries, standing water, broken tires, or structural damage.
A boat on a sound trailer is different from a hull resting on blocks or soil. We review the condition and access before confirming the job.
Call 661-289-8700 when the item, access, or condition needs a closer look.
Send photos and describe how the boat is supported. Additional equipment or another service may be required.
Disclose all fuel, oil, batteries, and other fluids when you contact us. Do not drain materials onto the property.
Have ownership and identification information available. Requirements depend on the pickup and receiving route.
Provide dimensions, photos, location, and trailer details. We can tell you whether the project fits the service.
Tell Junk Journey what needs to go and where it is located.