I get calls from two kinds of owners in Wellesley. The first already tried the landfill. They pulled up with a 24-foot fiberglass hull on a trailer that hadn't moved in eight years, and the landfill turned them away flat. Fiberglass doesn't go in their stream. The second owner inherited the problem, or it came with the house they bought. The repair quote was fifteen thousand dollars. The boat was worth three. They listed it free for a whole season. Only tire-kickers and scrappers replied, and the scrappers only wanted the trailer, not the hull sitting in the backyard.
We tow fiberglass boats out of Wellesley and handle the same work across Needham and Dover in Norfolk County. The job goes start to finish, from your driveway to the disposal facility, whether you've got the title paperwork or not. Missing registration, lost hull identification number, no documentation at all,none of that stops us. That piece lives on the fiberglass boat disposal details page, but the short answer is we handle it. One call and the old boat is gone.


