Boat Disposal Service in Florence, Kentucky

Medical bills piled up faster than anyone expected, and the bowrider was one of the first things to go. It hadn't been in the water in three years by the time the family decided to sell, and by then the battery had corroded through its tray and the upholstery had gone moldy under a torn cover. Two buyers looked at it and passed once they saw the interior up close. The driveway itself had a steep pitch down toward the street, enough that our trailer needed extra chocking before we trusted backing all the way down to the boat. Slower than a flat lot, maybe twenty extra minutes. Given the mold and the corroded electrical, restoring it wasn't worth chasing, so the hull is headed to a fiberglass recycler and the family's got one less bill to think about.