I get calls from people in Ashland who've already hit a wall. The landfill in Alameda County won't take the fiberglass hull. The scrap yard only wanted the trailer, not the boat itself. Someone inherited the thing with a house, or bought property that came with a dead fiberglass boat sitting in the backyard. Maybe the repair quote cost more than the hull was worth. Maybe the motor seized up years ago and nobody will tow it without one. Someone listed it free for a full season and all that showed up were tire kickers.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal from start to finish in Ashland and the surrounding area, including San Lorenzo and Cherryland on the same trip if needed. The crew loads it, tows it out, and handles the whole job. Missing paperwork doesn't stop us. The details on how we process the hull and where it goes are on the fiberglass boat disposal page. One call gets it done.


