I get calls from people in Palm Tree who've hit a wall. A guy in Orange County bought a house with a fiberglass hull rotting in the backyard. He called the landfill first. They said no. He called the scrap yard. They wanted the trailer, not the boat. Now it's been sitting there two years and he's done looking at it. Or there's the woman with the old boat her father left her. The motor seized up a decade ago. A repair quote came in at more than the boat was worth, so she listed it for a full season. Only people asking if she'd give it away for free bothered to call.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal for situations exactly like these. The crew covers Palm Tree and the surrounding area, including Kiryas Joel and Monroe, so we can tow it out the same day we load it. Start to finish, we manage the whole job. Missing title paperwork, a driveway that's tight, a storage lot with no legal access. None of that stops the pickup. You'll find the details on how we handle the disposal on the fiberglass boat disposal page.


