I get calls from people in Erie who've already hit a wall. The landfill won't take the fiberglass hull. The scrap yard looked at it, shrugged, and said they'd take the trailer if it's still worth anything, but the boat itself is someone else's problem. There's a 22-foot Sea Ray sitting in someone's backyard that came with the house they bought five years ago. There's a 19-foot bowrider on a driveway in Boulder County where the motor seized up and nobody's written a check for repairs since 2019. The hull's worthless without an engine. The owner listed it free online for an entire summer. Only tire-kickers and parts hunters replied.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal from Erie to Leyner and Lafayette, and we do it start to finish. We show up, load the old boat whole, tow it out, and you're done. Missing paperwork, no title, doesn't matter. The how and where of what happens next lives on the Colorado fiberglass boat disposal page. One call. One price. The boat leaves your property.


