I get calls from people in Sayreville who've already tried everywhere else. One guy had a 24-foot fiberglass hull sitting in his backyard for three years after the motor seized. He called the landfill in Middlesex County, got told they don't take boats. Called the scrap yard, they'd take the trailer for fifty bucks but wouldn't touch the hull. Another woman inherited a junk boat with her house, found it rotting in the driveway, and watched repair quotes climb higher than the boat was worth. Nobody wants an old boat that doesn't run.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish in Sayreville and the same run covers South River and Old Bridge. I bring a crew with a truck and the right equipment to load it whole, haul it out, and get it gone. We handle the tow, we handle the paperwork, and missing titles or registration doesn't stop the job. Details on how we process the fiberglass hull are on the New Jersey fiberglass boat disposal page.

