I get calls from people in East Los Angeles who've hit a wall. The landfill turned them away, said fiberglass doesn't go in their system. A guy in the backyard on Whittier Boulevard had a 22-foot hull that sat there nine years. The trailer rusted through underneath it. He'd called three places, got quoted repair work that cost more than the boat was worth new. Another family inherited a house in Los Angeles County with an old boat parked on the side. Nobody wanted it, not for free, not for money.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal in East Los Angeles start to finish. The crew covers Commerce and Maywood on the same trip, so we're efficient about the geography. You call with the address and a photo. We pull it, load it, tow it out. Missing title, no problem. Missing paperwork altogether, still not a problem. The details on how the hull gets processed and where the material ends up are on our California fiberglass boat disposal page. First step is getting it off your property.



