I get calls from two kinds of people in Bethesda. First, the owner who listed the old boat for a full season and only heard from people asking if it was free. The hull's still sound, but the motor died ten years ago, the repair quote beat what anyone would pay, and now it's sitting in a Montgomery County backyard collecting leaves. Second, the person who inherited it or it came with the house. The landfill already said no. The scrap yard took the trailer years ago but won't touch fiberglass. Storage lot waiting lists are months out. Nobody moves it because nobody knows how.
We show up and tow the junk boat out, start to finish. We handle the same-day run through Somerset and Friendship Heights Village on the way back, so if you're in that part of the county, it works. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job either. The details on how we handle Maryland fiberglass boat disposal are on the service page, but the short version is simple: you call, we quote, we load it, and it's gone.


