I get calls from people in Irondequoit who've hit a wall. One guy had a 24-foot fiberglass hull sitting in his backyard for three years after the motor died. The repair quote was twelve grand. The boat was worth three. He listed it free on three different sites. Got tire-kickers and nothing else. Called the landfill in Monroe County. They said no. Called the scrap yard. They wanted the trailer, not the hull. Now it's just there. Another homeowner inherited a junk boat with the house. The fiberglass is cracked, the trailer's rotted through, and nobody wants it. Storage lot won't take it. Neighbors are done looking at it.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish. The crew covers Irondequoit, Rochester, and the St. John Fisher College area on the same trip. You call, we quote, we tow it out whole. Missing paperwork, no title, trailer gone. Doesn't matter. We pick it up and it's gone. The details on how we process the hull are on the New York fiberglass boat disposal page.



