Most calls come from two situations. First, someone's got a fiberglass hull sitting in the backyard that the landfill already refused. They called thinking it was trash. It's not. The scrap yard took the trailer years ago, but the boat itself doesn't fit their operation. Second scenario hits different: an old boat came with the house, or a repair quote landed at twice what the thing's worth. Either way, it's been listed for a season and nobody bit except people asking if you'd just give it away. The storage lot rent keeps climbing. The HOA notice came yesterday.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish. Same crew covers Tullytown and Fairless Hills on the same trip, so proximity works in your favor. We load it whole, tow it out, and it's gone. Missing paperwork, no title, unclear ownership, a driveway too narrow to fit a truck at first glance,none of that stops the job. Details on how we move it and what happens after are on the Pennsylvania fiberglass boat disposal page.
