I get calls from two types of people in Batavia. First, the homeowner who bought a house with a junk boat already in the backyard, or inherited one from a relative who thought it was an asset. The fiberglass hull's been sitting there five, ten years. They called the landfill, got turned down. The scrap yard came out, looked at the rotted trailer underneath, said they'd take the metal frame but wouldn't touch the hull. Now it's still there, and they're done looking at it. Second type is the person who sank money into repairs, got a quote that cost more than the boat was worth, and parked it in the driveway to think about it. Except thinking about it turned into years.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal in Batavia, and we cover the same-trip territory that includes St. Charles and Aurora, so we move through DuPage County efficiently. I send a crew out, we load the old boat whole, tow it off your property, and it's gone. Missing title, no paperwork, boat's been abandoned. Doesn't matter. We handle the details. The full breakdown of how fiberglass boat disposal works in Batavia is on the service page.
