I get calls from people in Loma Linda who've already tried everything. The landfill turned them away. The scrap yard looked at the fiberglass hull, shrugged, and said they'd take the trailer for fifty bucks but the boat itself wasn't worth their time. Maybe the boat sat in a backyard for years while the owner thought about fixing it, then got a repair quote that cost more than the hull was worth new. Maybe it came with the house they bought and they just inherited someone else's problem. Either way, the thing isn't going anywhere on its own.
That's where we come in. I've got a crew that handles fiberglass boat disposal start to finish, and we work the whole area, Grand Terrace and Colton included, same trip. We show up, we tow it out, and we handle the paperwork and logistics so you don't have to. No title, no registration, missing documents, doesn't matter. We get the old boat gone. More details on how we handle fiberglass boat disposal are on the service page.
