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At Boatbreakers we regularly deal with insurance companies to dispose of written off boats. But in the last few years we have noticed a rise in insurers giving damaged boats back to the owners.
Abandoned boats in the United Kingdom have become a growing concern in recent years. They pose both environmental and economic challenges.
Why should you scrap your boat? It's not something boat owners ever really have to think about. However those owners who have older boats or ones that they just can't sell certainly do.
Boatbreakers is business that plays a crucial role in the marine industry. Mainly by offering boat disposal and recycling services. With a primary focus on boat recycling and end-of-life vessel management.
Everywhere you look online you can find people trying to give boats away for free. But is there really such thing as a free boat?
Have you had a boat that is deemed a constructive total loss in an accident? Most of the time the boat will be sent for disposal and the insurance company will cover the costs.
Where is the nearest boat disposal yard near me? That will be the question most owners will ask when they have a problem boat to shift.
Abandoned and derelict boats are a common sight across not just the UK’s waters but also around the world. As an island nation with so many Marinas, Harbours, Rivers, Lakes and Canals you are never too far from a dead boat.
Boatbreakers' responsible boat disposal service means that you are just one bill away from escaping your boating payments.
Boatbreakers has once again been featured in Practical Boat Owner Magazine. The feature talks about end of life abandoned boats in the September edition. The magazine is in shops now (From August 4th).
Discussing Abandoned Project Boats in Gosport [Video]
Recycle Fibreglass Boats The biggest underlying issue for end of life boat disposal is how to recycle the waste fibreglass boat hull. In many ways fibreglass or fibre-reinforced plastic (commonly known as GRP or FRP) is the perfect [...]