I get calls from people in Perris who've already tried everything. A guy in the backyard with a 22-foot fiberglass hull that the landfill turned away. The boat's been sitting there since the trailer rusted through years ago, and the scrap yard only wanted the metal frame. Or someone who inherited a junk boat with the house, called around for weeks, got a repair quote that cost more than the hull was worth, and finally gave up. The storage lot bill keeps coming. Nobody wants it for free. The motor died. The gel coat's chalky. That's when they call us.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal from Perris through Good Hope and Romoland, and we come prepared to tow the whole hull out, start to finish. Missing paperwork, no title, unclear ownership, a driveway too tight for a normal rig, none of that stops the job. We've got the equipment and the process sorted. Details on how we handle it and where it goes are on the California fiberglass boat disposal page.



