I get calls from two kinds of Concord owners. First, the ones who already tried everything. The landfill turned them away, said fiberglass doesn't go in the waste stream. The scrap yard looked at the hull, shook their head, and offered fifty bucks for the trailer alone. The boat's been sitting in the backyard for three years. Second, the owners who inherited the problem. House came with an old boat nobody wanted. Or the repair quote cost more than the boat was worth, so it's been parked on the driveway ever since. No motor, no value, no takers.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish for Concord and the surrounding area, including Bow and Pembroke. I send a crew out, we assess the hull, load it on the truck, and it's gone. Missing title paperwork, unclear ownership history, no engine, hull damage, storage lot decay, trailer rot under it for years. None of that stops the job. We tow it out whole and handle the rest. Details on what happens after pickup are on the New Hampshire fiberglass boat disposal page.
