A lot of people call us with the same story. The landfill won't take it. The scrap yard looked at the hull, shook their head, and said they only want the trailer. There's a 26-foot fiberglass boat sitting in a Wilmington backyard that cost someone $8,000 new, and now it costs money to move. Sometimes the motor seized up years ago. Sometimes the repair quote was $6,000 and the boat's worth half that. Sometimes it came with the house as a surprise nobody wanted. Sometimes it's been listed for a full season and the only emails were from people asking if it was free.
We tow it out. The crew handles fiberglass boat disposal start to finish, same trip into Reading and Burlington if you're in that stretch of Middlesex County. We load the whole hull, haul it off your property, and handle all the paperwork. Missing title, no registration, no idea where the documentation went, none of that stops the job. Details on what happens after pickup are on the Massachusetts fiberglass boat disposal page.
