I get calls from people in Goose Creek who've already hit a wall. The landfill turned them away. The scrap yard looked at the fiberglass hull, shrugged, and said they'd take the trailer but not the boat. One guy had a 22-footer rotting in his backyard for eight years after the motor seized. He'd listed it free on three sites. Another inherited a junk boat with the house and spent two months trying to give it away before the storage lot told him to move it or lose the slip. The repair quote always beats the resale value. The tow services won't touch fiberglass. So the boat sits.
We tow old boat hulls out of Goose Creek and Berkeley County, same trip covers Hanahan and North Charleston. The crew loads what the landfill and scrap yard refused, gets it on the truck whole, and hauls it to the right place. Missing paperwork, no title, rotted registration. None of that stops the job. Details on how fiberglass boat disposal works from start to finish are on the service page.



