I get calls from two kinds of people in Oswego. First, the owner who listed the fiberglass boat for a full season, got nothing but free-seekers and lowballers, and finally called the landfill. The landfill said no. Then there's the house that came with the problem. The previous owner left a junk boat in the backyard with a motor that died years ago. The hull's worthless without it, the scrap yard only wanted the trailer, and the storage lot charges monthly rent on something you can't sell.
We tow it start to finish. The crew handles fiberglass boat disposal across Oswego, Boulder Hill, and Na-Au-Say as one trip, and we don't stop because paperwork's missing. Title questions, registration gaps, unclear ownership,those details land on the Illinois fiberglass boat disposal page. What matters now is the old boat leaves your property whole. One call. We show up. It's gone.


