I get calls from people who bought a lake house with a sailboat still tied to the dock, or who inherited one from a relative's estate. Some have a mast that came down one fall and never went back up. Others watched slip fees and storage lot costs climb year after year while the boat sat unused, the rigging corroded, the survey that killed the sale still sitting in a folder. One guy had a 28-foot trailer sailer buried behind his garage for a decade, waiting for a restoration that never happened. By the time they call, they've already run the listing, dropped the price twice, and heard only lowball offers or silence.
We handle the start to finish job. The crew covers Bella Vista, Centerton, and Bentonville on the same trip, so whether your old sailboat is on a trailer in a storage lot, standing in dry storage, or still in a slip somewhere, we come tow it out. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the work. Full details on what happens after the rig comes down are on the Arkansas sailboat disposal page.
