Portfolio
Welcome to the Boatbreakers Portfolio, where we showcase the variety of challenging projects and successful operations we carry out across the UK.
Here, you will find a record of our work, including boat collections, boat disposal and breaking, complex salvage jobs, and collections for insurance companies. Explore the archive to see how we handle everything from abandoned yachts to fire-damaged motorboats.
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The Boat breakers team got the call from a yard along the Hamble River. An abandoned yacht needed to be removed from their boatyard.
Posted: 21 August 2025
This abandoned Kingfisher 26 being collected from a boatyard in Gosport marked the end of a long, frustrating ordeal for the facility.
Posted: 17 August 2025
Clearing the Deadwood We recently received the call every boatyard owner dreads—and yet secretly welcomes: a significant build-up of abandoned and unpaid vessels. These forgotten boats, often the result of financial woes or unfinished projects, occupy valuable real estate. Boatyard management rightly decided it was time for a purge. They [...]
Posted: 15 August 2025
Boatbreakers were called to a yard to deal with a real relic. An old Colvic Watson that had been sitting on the hard for over 25 years.
Posted: 8 August 2025
As a Boat breaking team we never enjoy scrapping a wooden boat. Purely because you see the craftsmanship that went into building them.
Posted: 1 August 2025
Norman 20 in Oxford Our marine and boat recycling team were waste deep in the River Thames to remove an old Norman 20 boat. We had been asked by her owners to remove the boat from the mooring as she'd fallen into disrepair. Sadly the once loved boat was no [...]
Posted: 28 July 2025
Boatbreakers were in Marchwood to collect and dispose of a Flush Poker 27. The marine and boat recycling journey for this boat went full circle.
Posted: 4 July 2025
A little Skipper 17 presented an interesting morning for the team last week. She had been on the owner's drive for a number of years and sadly he had passed away.
Posted: 2 July 2025
Boatbreakers had another marine recycling and boat disposal mission to arrange. This time it was a rotten wooden fishing boat in Portsmouth Harbour.
Posted: 2 July 2025
Laser Dinghies were like buses for the Boatbreakers team. We waited for one to come in and then two came along at once. Although from different areas of the country.
Posted: 24 June 2025
The Boat breakers marine recycling team were in Eastbourne to remove a Trintella 1a Yacht for disposal.
Posted: 15 June 2025
Abandoned boats are a sad reality for the boating community across the UK. One of our latest collections was sadly an abandoned boat close to home in Gosport.
Posted: 12 June 2025
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