I get calls from people in Bay City who've already tried everything. A guy in a backyard on the east side had a 24-foot fiberglass hull that sat under a carport for eight years. The landfill turned him away. The scrap yard took one look and said they only wanted the trailer, not the boat. He'd listed it free for most of a season. Nobody serious showed up. Or there's the estate situation, where someone inherited a junk boat with a dead motor and a hull that's worthless without it. The repair quote was more than any used boat would sell for. The storage lot fees kept stacking up.
We pull fiberglass boat disposal jobs from backyard sites, driveways, and storage lots across Bay County and into Essexville and Bangor on the same trip. We tow the whole hull, start to finish, no delays because paperwork is missing. The details on how we handle fiberglass hulls are on the Michigan fiberglass boat disposal page. Call us with the address and a photo if you have one. We'll give you a number and a date.


