I get calls from two kinds of owners in Natick. First, the person who listed their fiberglass hull for sale all last season and heard nothing but low-ball offers from people who wanted the trailer, not the boat. The repair quote was north of what they'd sell it for anyway, so it sat in the backyard rotting. Second, the homeowner who inherited the thing or bought a house with it already there. The landfill won't take fiberglass. The scrap yard looked at it once and walked away. Now it's taking up space and the storage lot fees are eating money every month.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish in Natick and the surrounding towns like Cochituate and Sherborn. I send a crew out, we load the old boat, we tow it out. You get a photo when it's on the truck and paperwork that says it's gone. Missing title, no registration, boat's been sitting for years,doesn't matter. We handle it. The details on how the hull gets processed and where it ends up are on the Massachusetts fiberglass boat disposal page.


