I get calls from folks in Newberg who've already tried everything. A guy in Yamhill County had a 24-foot fiberglass hull sitting in his backyard for three years. The landfill said no, the scrap yard only wanted the trailer, and he'd spent the money fixing the engine once already. Another owner inherited a boat with the house, the motor long dead, and nobody would even look at it for free. The hull's just dead weight now, and there's nowhere to tow it that'll take it.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal from Newberg out through Dundee and Dayton in the same trip. I show up, load the old boat whole, and haul it out. You don't need the title in hand, you don't need the registration, you don't need the motor to run. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. We get the details on the Oregon fiberglass boat disposal page, and then the hull's gone. That's start to finish.


