I get calls from two kinds of people in Cornelius. First, the owner who listed the boat for a full season and got nothing but free-seekers writing in. The hull's still sound, the fiberglass is solid, but the motor died years ago and a new one costs more than the boat's worth. The landfill won't take it. The scrap yard looked at it once, said they'd take the trailer if he cut the hull loose, then left. Second, the person who inherited the house with a junk boat already rotting in the backyard. Not their boat, not their problem, except it is now.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal from Cornelius through Huntersville and Charlotte as one trip. I send a crew to load it, tow it off the driveway or storage lot, and handle the paperwork start to finish. Missing title, no registration, no clue where the keys are. Doesn't matter. We move it anyway. The details on how an old boat gets processed live on our North Carolina fiberglass boat disposal page, but the job starts with one call and ends with it gone.


