I get calls from two kinds of people in South Holland. First, there's the homeowner who listed the fiberglass hull in the backyard for a full season, hoping someone would take it free or cheap. Only tire-kickers and dreamers wrote back. The landfill refused it. The scrap yard looked at the trailer, saw it was rotted, and walked away. Now the boat just sits there, and the conversation with the spouse has gotten quiet. Second is the person who inherited the place with the old boat already here, or bought a house where the previous owner left it behind. Either way, it's not their boat, but it's their problem.
We tow fiberglass boat disposal jobs out of South Holland and the surrounding area, including Phoenix and Thornton, straight through the start to finish of the job. The hull comes off the driveway, onto the truck, and gone. Missing title, no registration, paperwork scattered or lost,none of that stops the work. The details on how we handle fiberglass boat disposal are on the Illinois page, but the short answer is simple: we show up, we load it, and you're done.


