I get calls from Wright homeowners who've hit a wall. The landfill won't take the fiberglass hull. The scrap yard looked at it, shrugged, and said they'd only buy the trailer if it wasn't rusted through. One guy had listed his 26-footer for a full season and got nothing but lowball offers from people who wanted it free. Another inherited a backyard boat with a dead motor and a repair quote that cost more than the hull was worth. The thing sits there. Neighbors notice. You notice every time you walk past it.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal in Wright and cover Ocean City and Cinco Bayou on the same trip. I show up, we load the hull whole onto the truck, and it's gone start to finish. Missing title, no paperwork, storage lot sitting under it for five years,none of that stops the job. The specifics on how the hull gets processed and where the material ends up are on the fiberglass boat disposal page. You make one call. We take the old boat. That's it.


