I get calls from two kinds of people. First, the owner who listed their old boat for a full season, got nothing but lowball offers from people who wanted it free, and finally gave up. The fiberglass hull sits in the backyard now, worthless without an engine that died years ago. Second, the person who inherited a house with a junk boat already there, or who bought a property and the boat came with it. Both call the landfill in Anne Arundel County first. The landfill says no. Then they call the scrap yard. The scrap yard wants the trailer, not the hull. By the time they reach us, they've already heard no twice.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal from Odenton through Gambrills and Fort Meade on the same run. We show up, load the hull whole, tow it off your property, and handle the paperwork start to finish. Missing title, no registration, trailer rotted away years ago, storage lot lease expired. Doesn't matter. We take it. The details on how the hull gets processed belong on the Maryland fiberglass boat disposal page, but your job ends when we hook it and pull away.


