I get two kinds of calls from Bothell West. First, someone's got a fiberglass hull that's been sitting in the backyard for years, the trailer rotted underneath it long ago, and they finally called the landfill to ask if they could drop it off. The landfill said no. The scrap yard said maybe, but only if they could have the trailer, which doesn't help. The boat stays put. Second call is the estate or the inherited problem. House came with an old boat. Repair quote was five times what the thing could sell for. Listed it free for a full season. Only tire kickers answered. Now it's taking up space and the property won't move.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal start to finish in Bothell West and the surrounding area, including jobs over in Larch Way and Brier on the same trip. We show up, load the junk boat onto the truck, and it's gone. No landfill rejection, no scrap yard runaround. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job either. More details on how the whole process works are on the Washington fiberglass boat disposal page.


