I get calls from people in Decatur who've hit a wall. The landfill said no. The scrap yard looked at the trailer, shrugged, and said they'd take that but not the hull. There's a 26-foot fiberglass cruiser sitting in someone's backyard in Limestone County that hasn't run in eight years. The motor seized. The hull's still sound, but without the engine it's worthless to sell, and nobody's buying a fixer-upper this size anyway. Then there's the estate boat, came with the house, previous owner left it on a driveway in storage lot condition. The repair quote was higher than the boat's worth. That's when people call us.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal in Decatur and the same trip takes us through Mooresville and Athens. We show up, we load the old boat whole, we tow it out. Missing title, no paperwork, hull's cracked, engine's locked up. Doesn't matter. We manage it start to finish. The details on how we process a junk boat after we pick it up are on the Alabama fiberglass boat disposal page.



