A 24-foot fiberglass hull sat in a backyard on the north side of North Providence for eight years. The owner called the landfill first. They said no. He listed it free online that summer and got calls from people who wanted the trailer but wouldn't touch the boat. Another situation: a fiberglass boat came with a house purchase. The new owners inherited the problem. The scrap yard took one look and said they only wanted what was metal. The storage lot wanted it gone. Nobody had answers.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal across North Providence and the surrounding area, including Lincoln and Providence. One call gets you a crew that shows up, loads it whole, and tows it out. The boat leaves your driveway or backyard start to finish. Missing paperwork, a seized engine, or a hull that's been sitting for years doesn't stop the job. More details on what happens after we pick it up are on the Rhode Island fiberglass boat disposal page.


