I've pulled fiberglass hulls out of backyards across Rapides Parish where the owner ran out of options. A 22-foot cabin cruiser sits on a rotted trailer in someone's driveway, and the landfill already said no,fiberglass doesn't go in their waste stream. Another junk boat was listed for sale all last season, but only the free-seekers called, and the owner stopped answering. The scrap yard took the trailer and the old motor, but the hull itself is worthless to them. That's when we get the call.
We come out to Alexandria, Pineville, Ball, and the surrounding area to tow and haul what nobody else will touch. The fiberglass boat disposal happens start to finish,we load it, we move it, and it's off your property. If the title's buried somewhere or the paperwork's gone missing, that doesn't stop the job. We handle the details on the Louisiana fiberglass boat disposal page, but the short version is simple: call us, we come, it's gone.


