I get calls from people in Lodi who've hit a wall. A guy in the backyard with a 24-foot fiberglass hull that the county landfill won't accept. He called three places. The scrap yard looked at it, said they'd take the trailer but not the boat. His neighbor suggested he wait for the next trash day. He didn't bother asking. Or someone inherited a house in San Joaquin County with a junk boat parked on the property. No title, no registration, no idea how it got there. The previous owner is gone. The boat stays.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal from start to finish in Lodi and the surrounding area, including Woodbridge and Acampo. I send a crew out to assess the hull, load it, and tow it away. The old boat leaves your driveway whole. Missing paperwork, no engine, hull cracks, flat tires on a long-rotted frame,none of that stops the job. You get a removal date, we show up, and it's gone. More details on what happens to the fiberglass hull after pickup are on our service page.



