Mooring Fee Renewal Deadline Day
Save thousands and scrap your boat before the mooring fee renewals in April. Why relaunch a boat that you know you won’t get to use again?
With April fast approaching it’s that time of year when all boat owners are making the decision about what to do with their boat. Most will be relaunched from their winter home ashore and the mooring fees for the summer season will have to be paid upfront.
Even the boats that stay on dryland will incur the yearly fees to be paid. But will those boats ever make it into the water to be used again? Maybe you are trying to sell a boat and the process is dragging on which then means you are forced to pay in full for a boat that you no longer want.
Our Boat disposal fees are almost always cheaper than keeping your unwanted boat for another year, so it’s really a no brainer. You can then use the money you’ve saved for a holiday, shopping spree or whatever you like.
So what are you waiting for? Use our Scrap Calculator or Call our team to get a free no obligation quote for disposal. We will be happy to help to remove your problem end-of-life boat.
Date Published: March 28, 2019
Last Modified: June 28, 2022
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