I get calls from two kinds of people in Frenchtown. First, the ones who inherited the problem. Someone bought a house in Monroe County with a fiberglass hull already rotting in the backyard, or an estate came with a junk boat that nobody wanted. The second group listed their old boat for sale one full season, got nothing but tire kickers asking if it was free, and finally gave up. Both groups tried the landfill first. Both got turned away. The scrap yard looked at it, shrugged, said they'd take the trailer for thirty bucks if it was still good, and walked. Now the hull sits there.
We tow fiberglass boat disposal jobs start to finish across Frenchtown and into Detroit Beach and Woodland Beach on the same run. Load it whole, haul it out, handle the paperwork and the title. If you've got missing documentation, that doesn't stop us. The details on what happens to the hull and how the Michigan disposal process works, that's all on the fiberglass boat disposal page. One call gets it gone.


