Responsible Boat Disposal
We don't break boats*, we care for them
Re-homing, removal and responsible disposal of old boats and dinghies, anywhere in the UK. Many boats that look end-of-life are only end-of-use.
- Licensed waste carrier
- Yards near Plymouth, Ipswich & Manchester
- Fibreglass to Waste-to-Energy, never landfill
* sometimes even we end up breaking them
Four ways we can help
Which option suits your boat?
It depends on her condition. We'll always look for the least wasteful option first.
Re-homing
We find an enthusiast who takes her on for free and restores her. Quick, with minimal hassle for you.
£250 · dinghies £75
How it worksDisposal & recycling
For unsalvageable boats: removal, dismantling, metals recycled, GRP sent to Waste-to-Energy.
£400 per tonne + transport
How it worksEmergency buy-out
Need her gone fast? We can take her off your hands quickly.
Price on enquiry
How it worksAuction sale
For project boats in decent condition. A longer process that can raise money for you.
20% commission, min £500
How it worksSimple from the first message
How it works
- 1
Send photos
Exterior, interior and engine, plus where she lies and how she's doing.
- 2
Get a clear option
We tell you which route suits her and what it will cost, before anything happens.
- 3
She moves on
A new owner collects her, or we remove and dispose of her responsibly.
For enthusiasts
Boats looking for a new home
Free to a good home, or offered cheaply. A refundable £200 deposit secures a boat for one selected applicant.
Free to a new home'Tigershark' 38m Hull
38.4 m · wood/epoxy · unfinished
River Fal, Cornwall
Free to a new homeSnapdragon 26 'Sephine'
1969 · 26ft · bilge keel
River Frome, Wareham, Dorset
£13,500 ONOSadler 34 'Ossory'
1986 · 34ft · fin keel
Plymouth, Devon
Free to a new home'Pleiades' 18ft Gaff
18ft · gaff rig · wooden
Torpoint / Sandown
Boats for props
Need a boat for a garden, a film set or a play area?
Hulls past sailing that still look the part, for upcycling and display.
See boats for propsBreaking boats? Breaking bad!
Is breaking a boat up really the responsible answer?
- GRP isn't recyclable in the UK. In landfill it stays for centuries.
- Almost nothing on an old hull can be recovered and sold.
- Transport plus disposal often costs more than the boat is worth.
Trusted by owners, marinas and businesses
Some of our recent customers
Tell us about your boat
Send a few photos, her location and condition. We'll come back with the option that suits her and a clear price.