I get calls from two kinds of people in Rochester. First, there's the owner who listed the boat for a full season, got nothing but tire-kickers asking if it was free, and finally gave up. The fiberglass hull is sound enough, but the motor died years ago and a rebuild quote beat the resale value by a mile. The landfill won't take it. The scrap yard only wants the trailer. So it sits in the backyard, and every time you walk past it, you remember you paid money for that thing once.
Then there's the person who inherited a boat with a property, or found one when they moved in. The trailer rotted underneath it long ago. Nobody will tow it for free. We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish across Rochester and the surrounding area, including runs to Farmington and Barrington on the same trip. We load it whole, haul it out, and handle the paperwork. Missing title, unclear ownership, no registration,none of that stops the job. Details on what happens next are on the New Hampshire fiberglass boat disposal page.


