I get calls from two types of people in Framingham. First, the ones who already tried. They called the landfill in Middlesex County, got told no, fiberglass doesn't go there. They called the scrap yard, got offered fifty bucks for the trailer if they'd haul the hull away themselves. The boat's been rotting in the backyard for three years, maybe longer. The other type inherited the problem. Bought the house with it still there, or took over an estate where the old boat came with the property. Either way, they're stuck with a junk boat that won't sell and nobody wants to tow.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish. Same trip covers Ashland and Sherborn, so if you're anywhere in that stretch, we roll out, load it whole, and it's gone. The driveway's clear. The storage lot's empty. Missing title, no registration, no paperwork at all,doesn't stop the job. Details on how we process it are on the Massachusetts fiberglass boat disposal page. You call us. We come. We finish it.
