I get calls from people in Aspen Hill who've already tried everything else. A guy in a backyard off Muncaster Mill Road had a 22-foot fiberglass hull that sat there for eight years after the motor seized. He called the landfill. They said no. He listed it free on a classified site for a full season and got nothing but tire-kickers. An estate executor in Montgomery County inherited a junk boat with a rotted trailer still underneath it, the hull cracking from sun exposure, and no title to be found anywhere. The boat's worthless, but it won't disappear on its own.
That's where we come in. We handle fiberglass boat disposal from Aspen Hill through Leisure World and Layhill on the same run. We tow the old boat out, load it whole, and haul it start to finish. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Everything you need to know about the process and what happens to the hull is on the Maryland fiberglass boat disposal page.



