I get calls from two kinds of people. First, there's the owner who listed an old boat in the driveway for a full season. The scrap yard took the trailer but won't touch the hull. The landfill already said no. Nobody wants fiberglass that's cracked, weathered, and sitting on blocks in a Cabell County backyard. Then there's the person who inherited a junk boat with a house, or the one who got a repair quote that cost more than the boat was worth fifteen years ago. Either way, the hull is dead weight.
We tow it out whole. The crew handles fiberglass boat disposal start to finish, and we cover Huntington, Pea Ridge, and Barboursville on the same trip. Missing paperwork, no title, no engine, doesn't matter. We load it, we haul it, and it leaves your property. The details on what happens next are on the West Virginia fiberglass boat disposal page.



