I get calls from people in Harrisonburg who've already tried everything else. A guy had a 22-foot fiberglass hull sitting in his backyard for three years after the motor seized. He called the landfill, they said no. Called the scrap yard, they took the trailer but wouldn't touch the hull. Now it's just dead weight on his property, and he can't sell it or give it away. Or someone inherited a house with a boat parked on the driveway, no title, no engine, just fiberglass and rot. They don't want it. The neighbors don't want it. The storage lot owner is tired of looking at it.
That's where fiberglass boat disposal comes in. We handle the whole job from start to finish, and we cover Harrisonburg and the surrounding area including Staunton and Weyers Cave on the same trip. The hull goes on the truck whole, paperwork gaps don't stop us, and you get a confirmation when it's gone. More details on how the process works are on the Virginia fiberglass boat disposal page.

