I get calls from two kinds of people in Milpitas. First, the owner who listed a 22-foot fiberglass hull for sale one season, got nothing but lowball offers and tire-kickers, and finally gave up. The boat's been rotting in the backyard ever since. Second, the person who inherited a house in Santa Clara County with a dead junk boat already parked there, no title, no trailer, no idea how it got there. Both call because the landfill won't take it, the scrap yard only wants the metal frame, and the storage lot owner finally gave an eviction notice.
We tow fiberglass boat disposal jobs start to finish across Milpitas, Santa Clara, and San Jose. Load it whole, haul it out, handle the paperwork. If the title's missing or the hull's been sitting so long nobody remembers who owned it, that doesn't stop us. Details on how the rest of the process works are on the California fiberglass boat disposal page.



