I get calls from people who've already tried everything else. A fiberglass hull sitting in a backyard in New Bern doesn't disappear on its own, and nobody wants it. The landfill turned it down. The scrap yard looked at it, shook their head, and said they'd only take the trailer if there was one left to take. One guy had a repair quote that cost more than the boat was worth new. Another listed it free for a full season and got nothing but tire-kickers. The storage lot owner gave him six months to move it. The junk boat just sits there, and you're stuck looking at it.
We haul old boat hulls out of backyards, driveways, and storage lots across Craven County, including James City and Bridgeton on the same trip. You call, we come, we load it, we tow it away. The paperwork gets handled too, even if you've misplaced the title or registration. Start to finish, the fiberglass boat disposal is done. Full details on how we process the hull are on the disposal page.


