Sudbury is lake country — Ramsey, Wanapitei, Vermilion — and half the cottages around here have an old boat rotting behind the shed. Fiberglass hulls don't decompose, marinas charge to take them, and the dump won't always accept them. We remove old boats, trailers and marine junk across Greater Sudbury: haul it out, strip what's recyclable, and dispose of the hull responsibly.
Whether it's a derelict aluminum fishing boat at the cottage, a fiberglass runabout that hasn't floated in a decade, or a trailer that's rusted past saving, our crew handles the heavy, awkward work.
What we take
- Fiberglass and aluminum boats (all sizes)
- Boat trailers — rusted or roadworthy
- Outboard motors and marine engines
- Canoes, kayaks and paddleboards
- Docks and marine debris
- Cottage cleanout loads (boats + everything around them)
How pricing works
Boat removal is quoted individually because every job is different — hull size, trailer condition, cottage access, distance. As a rough guide: small boats/trailers $200–$400, larger hulls with trailers $400–$800+. One flat price before we start, including hauling and disposal fees.
How it works
1. Book your quote — call (705) 555-0199 or send photos (hull, trailer, access road) via the quote form.
2. We haul it out — cottage, marina, backyard, wherever it sits.
3. We dispose right — metals and motors recycled, hulls taken to approved facilities.
Serving all of Greater Sudbury
New Sudbury, South End, Downtown, Valley East, Garson, Chelmsford, Lively, Copper Cliff, Val Caron, Hanmer, Coniston, Azilda, Capreol — plus cottage country around Ramsey Lake, Lake Wanapitei and the Vermilion River.
Frequently asked questions
Will the landfill take my old boat?
Not always — fiberglass hulls are difficult waste and some facilities restrict them. That's exactly why hauling services exist: we know which Sudbury-area facilities accept hulls and handle the logistics.
Can you get a boat out of a cottage property with no road access?
Send us photos of the access. If our truck and trailer can reach it, we'll take it. Truly inaccessible properties may need a barge or special arrangement — we'll tell you honestly.
Do you take just the trailer?
Yes — trailers alone, boats alone, or both together.
What about the motor?
Outboards and marine engines come with the boat or separately. Usable motors are directed to resale/recycling; dead ones are scrapped for metal.
How fast can you come?
Cottage-country pickups are usually scheduled within a few days. In-town boats can often go same-day or next-day.
Old boat taking up the yard? Get a free quote or call (705) 555-0199.