I get calls from two kinds of people in Lino Lakes. First, there's the owner who listed a 22-foot fiberglass hull for sale all last season and got nothing but tire-kickers offering fifty bucks. The repair quote was eight grand. The resale value was two. So the boat sits in the backyard now, and the landfill already said no. Second, there's someone who inherited a house in Anoka County with an old boat in the driveway that hasn't run in years. The trailer rotted underneath it. Nobody wants to touch it. The scrap yard looked at it once and said they'd take the aluminum trailer, nothing else.
We tow it out. We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish, and we cover Centerville and Circle Pines on the same trip if you're in that stretch. The junk boat leaves whole on our truck, and you get a document that says it's gone. Missing paperwork, no title, storage lot stacked behind you,none of that stops the job. More details on what we do with the hull itself are on the Minnesota fiberglass boat disposal page.


