I get calls from people in Howell who've already tried everything else. A guy in a backyard in Monmouth County called the landfill about his 24-foot fiberglass hull. They said no. His scrap yard took the trailer three years ago but wouldn't touch the boat itself. Another situation I see out here: someone inherited a house with an old boat sitting in the driveway, or they bought the property with it already there. The repair quote came in at more than the boat's worth. A year goes by. Two years. Nobody wants it for free.
That's when we come in. I've been pulling fiberglass boats out of backyards and storage lots from Howell through Farmingdale and Ramtown on the same trip. We handle the tow, the pickup, start to finish. The junk boat leaves your property whole and headed to the right place. Missing title, no paperwork, unclear ownership. Doesn't matter. We sort it. The details on how we process fiberglass boat disposal are on our service page, but the first step is always the same: one call, and we tell you what it costs.



