I get calls from two kinds of people in Farmington. First, the owner who listed their fiberglass hull for a full season and only heard from people looking for a free handout. The repair quote was higher than what the boat would ever sell for, so it sat in the backyard collecting leaves and regret. Second, the person who inherited the property with a junk boat already on it, or bought a house with a rotted trailer underneath a fiberglass hull that the landfill refused to take and the scrap yard wouldn't touch because they only wanted the metal frame.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal in Farmington and the surrounding area, including Empire and Castle Rock, picking up the old boat start to finish from your driveway or storage lot. I've towed hulls out of tighter spots than most people think possible, and missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. The details on how we handle the fiberglass and what happens next are on the Minnesota fiberglass boat disposal page, but here's what matters right now: one call, we come, we load it, it's gone.


