I get calls from two kinds of owners in Bonney Lake. First, the person who inherited a fiberglass hull with the house, or bought a place where the junk boat came with the property. The landfill won't take it, the scrap yard only wanted the trailer and that rotted out years ago anyway, and now it's sitting in the backyard taking up space nobody can use. Second, the owner who got a repair quote that cost more than the boat was worth new, so they listed it free for a full season. Only tire-kickers and parts-hunters called. The motor's dead, the hull's worthless without it, and they're done.
We tow fiberglass boat disposal jobs out of Bonney Lake, Alderton, and Prairie Ridge in the same trip. Load it whole, haul it to the right place, and you get the paperwork that proves it's gone. Missing title, no documentation, boat's been sitting so long you can't find the hull ID number,none of that stops the job. The details on what happens to the old boat after pickup are on the Washington fiberglass boat disposal page.


