I get calls from Capital homeowners who've hit a wall. The landfill won't take it. The scrap yard looked at the fiberglass hull, shrugged, and said they'd haul the trailer for scrap metal, but the boat itself is on them. One guy had a 24-foot Sea Ray sitting in his backyard for eight years. The motor seized. He got a quote to rebuild it that cost more than the boat was worth. He listed it free for a full season. Only tire-kickers answered. Another inherited a fiberglass hull when they bought the house in Sangamon County. It came with the property. The previous owner left it on a rotted trailer in the storage lot. Nobody wants it.
We tow fiberglass boat disposal jobs start to finish across Capital and into Springfield and Southern View on the same trip. Load it whole, get it gone, and you get paperwork that proves it. Missing title, no registration, no problem. We handle that. The details are on the Illinois fiberglass boat disposal page, but the short version is this: one call, one price, one day it's off your driveway.



