I get calls from two kinds of owners in El Cerrito. First, the person who inherited a boat with the house or picked one up years ago thinking they'd fix it. The hull's been sitting in the backyard, the engine's seized, and when they finally called the landfill in Contra Costa County, they got turned down flat. Fiberglass doesn't go in the regular waste stream. The scrap yard showed up, looked at the trailer underneath, shook their head, and left. Second owner is the one who got a repair quote that cost more than the boat would ever sell for. Listed it all season. Only calls were from people wanting it free. Now it's taking up space, the neighbors are noticing, and they need it gone.
We come out, assess what you've got, and handle the tow and pickup from start to finish. We cover El Cerrito and the surrounding area including East Richmond Heights and Kensington on the same trip. The boat leaves whole. Missing title paperwork doesn't stop the job either. Full details on how the disposal process works are on the California fiberglass boat disposal page.


