I've pulled plenty of dead hulls out of Dakota County backyards, and the story's always the same. A guy in West St. Paul buys a boat fifteen years ago, uses it twice, the motor seizes. He gets a repair quote that costs more than the boat's worth, so it sits in the backyard. He calls the landfill, they say no, we don't take fiberglass. He calls the scrap yard, they'll take the trailer but not the hull. So now there's a junk boat rotting on a trailer in his yard, and nobody wants it. Or it came with the house when he bought it. Or his dad left it to him. The boat doesn't move, and the problem doesn't get smaller.
Hansons Boat Removal handles fiberglass boat disposal from West St. Paul through Lilydale and Sunfish Lake, the whole territory. We come out, we load the old boat, we tow it out. Start to finish, we handle the paperwork too, even if the title's buried in a storage lot somewhere or you can't find it at all. Missing documentation doesn't stop the job. Head to the Minnesota fiberglass boat disposal details for the specifics on how we move it and where it goes.
