I get calls from people who've already tried everything else. A homeowner in Webster Groves has a fiberglass hull rotting in the backyard for years, the trailer long gone to rust underneath it. The landfill took one look and said no. The scrap yard wanted nothing to do with it. Another call comes from someone who inherited a junk boat with the house, or watched a repair quote climb so high it killed any thought of selling. A third person listed it for free all last season and got nothing but flakes. The boat sits. The neighbor complains. The HOA notices. And nobody wants to touch fiberglass that old.
We do. We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish in Webster Groves, and we cover the same-trip territory through Glendale and Shrewsbury in St. Louis County. We tow the hull whole, load it, and haul it out. Missing paperwork, a seized engine, no title, no registration,none of that stops the job. The details on how we process the fiberglass hull live on the service page, but the pickup itself is straightforward: you call, we come, it's gone.


