I get calls from people in Central Falls who've hit a wall. A guy in a backyard on the north side bought a fiberglass hull fifteen years ago, never finished the project, and now the landfill won't take it. A woman inherited a house with an old boat parked in the driveway, trailer rotted into nothing underneath it, and the scrap yard told her they only want metal, not the hull. These aren't rare situations. The boat's worthless, the space it's taking up matters, and every option she tried first said no.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish in Central Falls, and we move through Pawtucket and Valley Falls on the same route. I send a crew, they load it whole onto the truck, and it's gone. Missing title, no registration, no paperwork at all,none of that stops the job. Details on what happens to the hull and how the Rhode Island disposal process works are on the fiberglass boat disposal page.
