I get calls from two kinds of Muskego homeowners. One inherited a 22-foot fiberglass hull with the house and the previous owner left no title, no trailer, no engine. The landfill won't take it. The other spent three grand on a repair quote for a 1998 fiberglass boat sitting in the backyard, realized the boat's worth maybe eight hundred, and called me instead. The storage lot owner gave them ninety days to move it or pay monthly fees. Both situations end the same way: the hull's still there, and nobody will tow it.
We handle fiberglass boat disposal in Muskego and cover the same route through New Berlin and Vernon in Waukesha County. You call, we come look at the old boat, load it onto our truck, and it's gone. Start to finish, we manage the paperwork, the title search, the whole job. Missing registration or a damaged hull identification number doesn't stop us. The crew hauls it out, and the details on how we process it live on the Wisconsin fiberglass boat disposal page.


