I get calls from two kinds of boat owners in Lake Jackson. First, the ones who tried the straightforward route. They called the landfill in Brazoria County, got told fiberglass hulls don't go there. They phoned the scrap yard, heard they'd take the trailer but not the hull. Now there's an old boat rotting in the backyard, and nobody will touch it. Second, the owners who didn't plan for this. They inherited a junk boat with the house, or bought a place and found one already there. The motor quit years ago. The repair quote cost more than the whole thing was worth. They listed it free for a season. Only the wrong kind of people wrote back.
We tow fiberglass boat disposal jobs from Lake Jackson, Richwood, and Clute in the same trip. The crew shows up, loads the hull whole, and it's gone. No title, no paperwork, no storage lot fees eating your time. Missing documentation doesn't stop the job. Head to the Texas fiberglass boat disposal page for details on how we handle it start to finish.


