I get calls from people in Clinton who've already hit a wall. The landfill turned them away. The scrap yard looked at the fiberglass hull, shrugged, and said they'd take the trailer for fifty bucks if it was still any good. A lot of times it isn't. The boat's been sitting in a backyard for years, maybe came with the house, maybe the owner inherited it from someone else. The repair quote was five times what the boat would sell for. The motor quit. The hull's worthless without it. They listed it free for a full season and got nothing but tire-kickers.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal from Clinton through Hinds County and into Jackson and Raymond on the same run. I show up, we load the old boat whole onto the truck, and we tow it out. Start to finish, the whole thing's handled. Missing title, no paperwork, boat's been abandoned on a driveway for a decade,none of that stops the job. The details on how we process the fiberglass and what happens next are on the disposal page, but the point here is simple: we come and get it.


