I get calls from two types of people in Maryland Heights. First, there's the owner who listed the boat for a full season and only heard from people asking if it was free. The hull's still solid, but the motor died years ago, and a repair quote beat what anyone would pay for it. The boat sits in the backyard now, and the family's done looking at it. Second is the person who inherited the place with a junk boat already there, or bought the house and discovered a fiberglass hull on a trailer with flat tires that hasn't moved since the previous owner gave up. The landfill won't take fiberglass. The scrap yard only wanted the metal trailer, not the boat itself. That's when we get the call.
Fiberglass boat disposal in Maryland Heights means we show up, load the old boat whole, and tow it out. We handle jobs in Champ and St. Ann the same way, all in one trip through St. Louis County. Whether it's in a driveway, a storage lot, or buried in the backyard, we get it loaded and gone. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Details on what happens after we pick it up belong on the fiberglass boat disposal page.
