I get calls from two kinds of people in Mount Juliet. First, there's the owner who listed the old boat for a full season and got nothing but free-seekers and lowballers. The hull's sound, but the motor died years ago, and a new engine costs more than the boat's worth. Second is the person who inherited a junk boat with the house or found one sitting in the backyard when they moved in. Either way, they called the landfill in Wilson County. The landfill said no. They called the scrap yard. The scrap yard wanted the trailer, not the fiberglass. Now it's still there, and they need it gone.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal in Mount Juliet from start to finish. The crew covers Green Hill and Rural Hill on the same trip, so if you're anywhere in that range, we roll out the same day. We tow the hull whole, load it, and haul it out. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Everything about the process and where the material goes lives on the Tennessee fiberglass boat disposal page, but the short version is this: you call, we come, the boat leaves your property.
