I get calls from people in Laurel who've hit a wall. A guy in Prince George's County listed his fiberglass boat for sale all last season. Nothing but lowballers and tire-kickers. His neighbor said, just give it away. He didn't. Now it's rotting in the backyard and the landfill won't take it. Or there's the woman who inherited a house with an old boat parked on a driveway. The junk boat hasn't run in years. The scrap yard looked at it, shrugged, said they'd take the trailer and that's it. She's stuck with the hull.
This is what we do. We come to Laurel, South Laurel, and West Laurel and we tow the fiberglass boat out, start to finish. We handle the whole job, and missing paperwork doesn't hold us back. The boat leaves on the truck. You get a document showing it's gone. Everything else is on the Maryland fiberglass boat disposal page.


