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Our Boatbreakers team were out on the road again last week, this time not far from home in Netley

Atalanta 26 In For Scrap Last week the Boatbreakers team had a the sad job of disposing of a classic yacht. The Atalanta 26 had been written off by her insurance company after being damaged during a storm. She had been hit by a rogue Westerly project that [...]

The Boatbreakers team had a trip to Oxford last week. This time it was to collect an end of life Dawncraft 25 river cruiser.

A Catamaran chop finished our week off nicely. Our Boatbreakers team were out on the road again last Friday.

A speed boat collection from Staines started off our December. It's usually a very quiet month for us as the country gears up for Christmas.

Another day, another yacht collection. This time the boat was collected from Wilson's Boatyard on Hayling Island

A small boat collection provided a nice morning out for the team last week. Small boat collections are always fairly straight forward as it's relatively easy to winch them onto our trailer.

The Boatbreakers team were on the road last week. It was a trip to Stratford Upon Avon for a boat mould disposal job. There were three large GRP boat moulds with multiple smaller moulds inside. Judging by the size of the moulds the boats that came out of them were big!

A boat in a field provided a change of scenery for the team last week. Our most recent boat scrap job seemed to be a simple one on the surface.

Boatbreakers collect and dispose of hundreds of boats every year. The vast majority of boats that we collect across the UK would’ve come from the marinas or boatyards. However, you may be surprised to know that the next most frequent boat removal location is from peoples gardens or driveways.

Last week the team had a call from a lady in London. Her speedboat had been caught up in a houseboat fire.

Our most recent job was a small scrap yacht collection from a car park in Lymington.