I get calls from people in Norwalk who've hit a wall. The landfill turned them away. The scrap yard looked at the hull, shook their head, and said they'd take the trailer for thirty bucks but the boat stays put. Someone inherited a 22-foot fiberglass cruiser that came with the house, or bought a boat thinking they'd fix it, got a repair quote that cost more than the hull was worth, and now it's been rotting in the backyard for three years. A motor seized. A season of listings brought only free-seekers. The old boat isn't going anywhere on its own.
We come in and handle it start to finish. The crew covers Norwalk and the surrounding area, including Saugatuck and Old Hill, so one trip often picks up multiple jobs. We load the hull, tow it off the property, and get it out of your life. Missing paperwork, no title, trailer long gone,those things don't stop the job. Details on how fiberglass boat disposal works are on our Connecticut page, but the short answer is this: we take what nobody else will, and we handle it completely.



