I get calls from two kinds of boat owners in Kiryas Joel. First, the ones who inherited the problem. A 22-foot fiberglass hull showed up in the backyard with the house, or it came from a relative's estate, and now it's sitting in Orange County taking up space nobody wants it in. The landfill already said no. Second, the owners who got a repair quote that cost more than the boat was worth when it was running. The motor died years ago. The hull is worthless without it. They listed it free for a full season. Only people looking for a handout wrote back.
We show up and tow the old boat out. Fiberglass boat disposal in Kiryas Joel means we handle the whole job from start to finish, and we do the same work in Palm Tree and Monroe on the same trip. The hull leaves on the truck whole. Missing title, no registration, storage lot paperwork from ten years ago that nobody can find. None of that stops us. Details on how we process fiberglass hulls and what happens next are on the fiberglass boat disposal page.


