I get calls from people in Galveston who've already tried everything. A guy in a backyard off Avenue Q had a 24-foot fiberglass hull that sat there for three years. The landfill wouldn't take it. The scrap yard only wanted the trailer, which had rotted out anyway. He'd listed it free for a full season and got nothing but tire-kickers. Or there's the woman who inherited a junk boat with her parents' estate, parked in a storage lot in Galveston County. The repair estimate was more than the boat was worth. Nobody touches fiberglass anymore, not the trash service, not the recyclers. That's where we come in.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish. The crew works Galveston, Tiki Island, and Bayou Vista on the same run. We show up, load the whole hull onto the truck, and tow it out. The boat leaves your driveway or storage lot in one piece. Missing title, no paperwork, no problem. More details on how we handle fiberglass hulls and what happens next are on the Texas fiberglass boat disposal page.



