I get calls from Penfield homeowners stuck with a fiberglass hull that nobody wants. One guy had a 22-foot cabin cruiser parked in his backyard for eight years after the motor seized. He called the Monroe County landfill first. They said no. He tried the scrap yard next. They'd take the trailer for fifty bucks but wouldn't touch the hull. Another owner inherited a boat with a rotted trailer that came with the house. Listed it free for an entire season. Only tire kickers replied. The fiberglass just sat there.
We tow and haul fiberglass boat disposal jobs start to finish from Penfield and the surrounding area, including Fairport and East Rochester. The hull comes out whole, loaded on the truck, and gone the same day. Missing title paperwork, no problem. No registration, no bill of sale, no storage lot receipt. We handle it. The details on how we process the fiberglass and what happens next are on the fiberglass boat disposal page.


