Boatbreakers News
Abandoned Boats in 2023 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 [...]
The Boatbreakers team are determined to empty the warehouse of all the recycled boat bits we currently have. In 2023 we've decided to hold online auctions to let it go by the box load.
Happy New Year from the team at Boatbreakers and Boat Scrapyard. 2022 was an extremely busy year for us and we anticipate another full year ahead.
Westerly Yacht Disposal Westerly Yacht Disposal jobs are like buses. We don't scrap any for a while and then two come along at once. In the last the week the team have had two Westerly Yachts through the [...]
The Boat Scrapyard Facebook Group has recently reached the milestone of 40,000 members. From something that started as a little lockdown project to keep the team busy.
In recent weeks we have had a number of emails from boat owners who are looking to avoid the on going costs of boat ownership. With the cost of living crisis only set to get worse, people with costly storage fees are trying to save their money.
Our Boat Scrapyard Facebook group has reached over 38,000 members. Members from across the world continue to join and take part in what has become an active boating community.
Our Boat Disposal services cover the entire country, however it's always great to deal with local boats.
Boatbreakers has once again been quoted in Yachting Monthly Magazine. There will be a feature talking about end of life abandoned boats in the September edition.
Our Youtube channel Boatbreakers Video has hit 2,000+ Subscribers. We have always tried to make the odd video of what we get up to when we collect and dispose of boats from around the UK.
