I get calls from two kinds of people in Bridgewater Town. One owns a fiberglass hull that's been rotting in the backyard for years, the trailer long gone to rust, and now the landfill won't take it. The other inherited a junk boat with the house or bought a property with one already sitting there. Either way, they've listed it, they've called scrap yards, and nobody wants the fiberglass. The repair quote was twice what the boat was worth. The motor died and the hull became worthless. So they call us.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish in Bridgewater Town and cover West Bridgewater and East Bridgewater on the same trip. The crew shows up, loads the whole hull, tows it out, and it's gone. Missing title, no paperwork, storage lot overgrown with weeds. All of that gets handled. Details on how the Massachusetts fiberglass boat disposal process works are on the service page.


