I get calls from people in Ford County who've hit a wall. A guy in Dodge City has a 22-foot fiberglass hull rotting in his backyard. The landfill won't take it. He listed it free all last summer and got tire-kickers, no takers. Another owner inherited a junk boat with the house, the trailer rusted to nothing underneath years ago, and now the whole thing is just sitting there. The repair quote was more than the boat's worth, so it never got fixed. These aren't emergencies. They're the weight of something you can't give away and can't legally dump.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish. The crew covers Dodge and Fort Dodge on the same run, so whether you're in town or nearby, we roll out the same day. We load it whole, tow it out, and you're done. Missing title, no paperwork, doesn't matter. We sort all that. The details on how we handle it are on the Kansas fiberglass boat disposal page, but the short version is simple: one call, we come, it leaves, you don't think about it again.


