I get calls from people in Wilmington who've hit a wall. A guy in a backyard off Hanover Street spent three years trying to sell a 24-foot fiberglass hull with a dead motor. Nobody bit. The landfill turned him away, said fiberglass doesn't go in their stream. The scrap yard only wanted the trailer, which rotted under the boat years ago anyway. Then there's the estate executor who inherited a junk boat with a broken engine sitting in a driveway in New Castle County. Repair quote was eight grand. The boat's worth half that, if anyone wanted it at all.
We tow it out from wherever it's stuck. One call, one quote, start to finish. We handle fiberglass boat disposal for Wilmington, and we move the same way through Bellefonte and Edgemoor on the same trip. Missing title, no paperwork, no problem. The details on how we process the old boat are on the Delaware fiberglass boat disposal page. You call with the address and a photo. We tell you what it costs. We show up and load it.



