I get calls from two kinds of owners in Leland. First, there's the person with a fiberglass hull sitting in the backyard that the landfill turned away. They tried everything,the scrap yard only wanted the trailer, not the boat itself. The fiberglass doesn't fit their trash service rules, and nobody's buying it. Then there's the owner who inherited the place with an old boat already there, or bought a house and got a junk boat with the deal. Either way, they're stuck with a hull that won't move and nobody will touch.
We tow it out. My crew handles fiberglass boat disposal in Leland, Navassa, and Belville as part of the same trip, so if you're in Brunswick County, the logistics work in your favor. We show up, load the whole hull, and haul it away start to finish. Missing paperwork, no title, registration lapsed five years ago,none of that stops the job. The details on how we handle the fiberglass and what happens after are on the North Carolina fiberglass boat disposal page, but the short version is this: you call, we come, the boat leaves your property.
