The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Maybe the rigging seized, maybe the surveyor flagged it, maybe the buyer walked when they saw the deck core was soft. Now it sits in a slip at a Pima County marina, or in dry storage on blocks behind someone's property, and the monthly fees keep coming. Or it's the sailboat that came with the house when you bought the place five years ago, and nobody in your family sails. The slip fees outran any value it had. That's most of the calls we get in Marana.
We come out, assess the hull and rig, get the paperwork sorted, and handle the tow start to finish. We work the same territory as Rillito and Nelson, so if your old boat is anywhere in that range, we roll the same day. Missing title, incomplete registration, or no idea where the documentation went. Doesn't matter. We move it anyway. The details on how we handle sailboat disposal in Marana are on the service page, but the short answer is this: you call, we show up, and the boat leaves your property.
