I get calls from two kinds of people in Venice. First, the owner who listed the boat for a full season and only heard from free-seekers. The motor died years ago, the repair quote was more than the resale value, and now the hull sits in the backyard rotting. Second, the person who inherited a house with a dead fiberglass boat already there, or bought a place where the old boat came with it. Both tried the landfill first. The landfill said no. The scrap yard only wanted the trailer, if the trailer was still any good. Now the boat is stuck, and they need it gone.
We haul fiberglass boat disposal jobs start to finish across Venice and into Nokomis and Laurel on the same trip. We show up, we load it, we tow the whole hull out. No paperwork, no title, no storage lot documentation stops the job. The details on how we handle fiberglass hulls and what happens after the tow are on the fiberglass boat disposal page. One call is all it takes.


