I get calls from homeowners in Orion who've already tried everything else. There's the guy with a 22-foot fiberglass hull sitting in his backyard, cracked from years of Michigan winters, the motor seized up a decade ago. He called the landfill in Oakland County. They said no. He called the scrap yard. They wanted the trailer, not the boat. Now it's just taking up space, and he's tired of looking at it. Then there's the woman who inherited a house with a junk boat on the property. It came with the deed. Nobody wants it, the storage lot won't accept it, and she's got a closing date looming.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish in Orion, Lake Orion, and Oxford. You tell us where the hull is and what condition it's in. We come load it, tow it out, and handle the rest. Missing title, no paperwork, hull's been sitting so long you can't remember where the keys went. None of that stops the job. We cover the details on the Michigan fiberglass boat disposal page. One call. That's all it takes to get it gone.
