I've pulled fiberglass hulls from Broward County backyards where the landfill already said no. A 24-foot center console sitting on a rotted trailer in a Parkland driveway, the motor seized five years back. The owner listed it free for a full season. Only scrappers answered, and they wanted the trailer, not the hull. Estate boats come in too, inherited with the house, the fiberglass cracked, sitting in storage lots while the family figures out what to do with it. The junk boat won't sell. The scrap yard won't touch it. And now it's a problem.
We handle the start to finish. My crew covers Parkland, Hillsboro Pines, and Coral Springs on the same trip, loading the fiberglass hull whole and towing it out. Missing title, no registration, paperwork gone for years. Doesn't stop us. The details on how we move it and where it goes live on the Florida fiberglass boat disposal page.


