I get calls from two kinds of people. First, someone who listed a fiberglass hull for sale last spring, maybe the spring before that. Free, firm price, best offer. Nothing. Just the scrappers asking if they could have the trailer. The landfill said no when they showed up with it on a truck. So it sits in the backyard, and now they're done looking at it. Second, someone who inherited a property or bought one that came with an old boat already parked there. Nobody wants it. The scrap yard won't touch the hull. The repair quote was five times what the boat would sell for anyway, if anyone was buying.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish. We cover Milford and the same route takes us through Hopedale and Mendon in Worcester County, so we can stack these jobs. We show up, load it, tow it off your property. Missing title or old registration doesn't stop us. The details on how we process the hull are on the Massachusetts fiberglass boat disposal page, but the job itself is simple. One call. It leaves whole. You get a receipt and your driveway back.


