I get calls from two kinds of people in New London. First, the owner with a junk boat in the backyard that the landfill already turned away. Twenty-two footer, maybe, sitting on a trailer that rotted through ten years ago. Motor seized. Hull's chalky and cracked. They listed it free for a whole season and got nothing but tire-kickers. Second, the person who inherited the thing or bought the house with it still here. Got a repair quote that cost more than the boat's worth. Now it's taking up space and nobody wants it, not the scrap yard, not the storage lot, nobody.
We show up and tow it. Same crew handles New London, Groton, and Waterford on the same trip, so the logistics work out clean. We load the old boat whole and haul it out start to finish. Missing paperwork, no title, no clue where the original owner went. Doesn't matter. We handle it. Full details on how fiberglass boat disposal works are on the Connecticut page, but the short version is this: call us, tell us where it sits, and we take it from there.


