I get calls from two kinds of people in Athens. First, there's the owner who listed the old boat for sale last spring, got nothing but lowball offers and free-seekers, and finally gave up. The hull's still sitting in the backyard, and the Limestone County landfill already told them fiberglass doesn't go in their waste stream. Second is the person who inherited a house with a junk boat parked there, or bought one and discovered the repair quote cost more than the boat's worth. The scrap yard took the trailer years ago, but the fiberglass hull stayed behind.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal in Athens and cover the same-trip territory around Elkmont and Mooresville. The crew comes out, loads the hull whole, and tows it off your property. Start to finish, the job gets done. Missing paperwork, no title, no registration, a storage lot full of rust and weeds,none of that stops us. Details on how we manage the disposal and what happens next are on the Alabama fiberglass boat disposal page.


