I get calls from two types of owners in Peachtree City. First, someone with a fiberglass hull that's been sitting in the backyard for years, maybe a 22-footer that ran fine once but the engine quit and the repair quote was more than the boat was worth. They listed it for a season. Only free-seekers answered. The landfill already said no. Second, someone who inherited a junk boat or it came with the house they bought. The scrap yard wanted the trailer but wouldn't touch the hull. The storage lot is full. Nobody else will take it.
We tow fiberglass boat disposal start to finish in Peachtree City, and we cover Tyrone and Fayetteville on the same trip. You don't need the title in your hand, don't need the registration current, don't need to know where the keys are. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. The hull comes out whole, and you get a document showing it's gone. Details on what happens to it after pickup are on the Georgia fiberglass boat disposal page.


