I hear the same two stories every week out here. One guy's old boat sat behind the house so long the trailer rotted clean through, and now the hull's just sitting on the ground in the backyard going nowhere. Another one inherited a boat with the house, or the motor died and the hull's worthless without it, so he listed it free online and only heard from people who never showed up. Either way he calls the landfill, gets told no. Calls a scrap yard, they'll take the trailer metal but not the fiberglass. The trash service won't touch it at the curb or the driveway. That refusal is the whole problem, and it's why the boat's still there.
This is what I built my crew for. We come out, hook up, and tow the hull off your property whole, no cutting on site, same trip we're often running through Templeton and Atascadero for other jobs in San Luis Obispo County. Storage lot, driveway, backyard, doesn't matter where it's parked. Missing title or paperwork doesn't stop the job either, we handle that start to finish. Full details on how fiberglass boat disposal works are on our California page.


