I get calls from people in Trenton who've already hit a wall. A guy in a backyard in Mercer County calls because the landfill turned him away. Fiberglass doesn't go in their regular stream. His hull's been sitting there for three years, the trailer rotted underneath it, and now he's stuck with both. Or someone inherited a house and the junk boat came with it. The repair quote was twelve grand. The resale value was nothing. He listed it free for a whole season and only heard from people who wanted to strip it for parts.
We tow fiberglass hulls out of Trenton and the surrounding area, including White Horse and Mercerville, start to finish. We load it whole, we haul it, and you don't have to chase down paperwork or worry about what the scrap yard won't touch. If the title's missing or the registration lapsed, that doesn't stop the job. We handle it. Details on how we process the hull belong on the New Jersey fiberglass boat disposal page.



