I get calls from two kinds of people in Waltham. First, someone who inherited a boat with the house, or bought a property with a fiberglass hull sitting in the backyard. The landfill already said no. The scrap yard looked at it, shrugged, and said they'd only take the trailer. Now it's been there two years, the hull's cracked, the motor seized up, and nobody wants it for free. Second, someone who listed an old boat for a full season. The only responses were from people asking if they could have it, which isn't what you're selling for. The repair quote beat the resale value by three thousand dollars. At that point you stop pretending and call someone who actually tows them.
We show up and load the whole thing. The crew covers Waltham, Newton, and Watertown Town on the same run, so if you're in Middlesex County the logistics work out. We handle the junk boat start to finish, missing paperwork included. Details on how we process fiberglass boat disposal are on the Massachusetts page, but your job is simple: tell us it's there, we come get it, it's gone.



