I get calls from two kinds of people in Parma. One owns a fiberglass hull that's been rotting in the backyard for years, engine seized, the hull chalked white, and when they finally called the landfill in Cuyahoga County, they got told no. Fiberglass doesn't go there. The other person inherited a junk boat with the house or watched a repair quote climb past what the thing would fetch if it sold, so they listed it free for a season. Only tire-kickers answered. Both end up here, stuck with something nobody will take.
We tow fiberglass boat disposal jobs start to finish from Parma, Brooklyn, and Parma Heights. Call with the address and a photo. We show up, load the whole hull, and haul it. Missing title, no paperwork, storage lot sitting on cinder blocks, driveway buried under leaves. Doesn't matter. We take it. The rest, the details on how the fiberglass gets handled and where it goes, that's on the disposal page.



