I get calls from people in Highland who've hit a wall. The landfill won't take the fiberglass hull. The scrap yard only wanted the trailer, which rotted into the ground years ago anyway. One guy inherited a boat with the house, a 26-footer parked in the backyard that nobody's touched since 2015. Another spent more on a repair quote than the boat was worth, decided to walk away, and now it's been sitting on blocks in his driveway for two seasons. The free listings went nowhere, just tire-kickers and dreamers.
We tow fiberglass boats out of Highland and handle the full job from start to finish. The crew covers Redlands and San Bernardino on the same trip, so geography isn't your problem. We don't need the paperwork perfect before we show up. You don't have the title, the registration's expired, the old boat's been there longer than you can remember. That doesn't stop us. Details on how fiberglass boat disposal works are on the service page. Tell us where it sits and we'll give you a number.



