I get calls from homeowners in Kenmore who've hit a wall. The landfill won't take the fiberglass hull. The scrap yard looked at it, shook their head, and said they'd take the trailer for fifty bucks if they're feeling generous. The boat's been rotting in the backyard for years, or it came with the house and became someone else's problem, or the repair quote was higher than what the thing could ever sell for. A dead fiberglass hull with no motor and no buyer is a dead end, and people are tired of looking at it from the kitchen window.
We tow it out. That's the job. We handle fiberglass boat disposal in Kenmore, Lake Forest Park, and Bothell on the same run, load it whole, and it's gone. No paperwork hiccups stop us. The details on how we handle the hull from start to finish, what happens at the facility, and the specifics of King County regulations live on the fiberglass boat disposal page. One call gets it done.


