I get calls from two kinds of people in Rogers. First, the sailor who pulled the mast down one fall and never stepped foot on deck again. The rigging's still there, the boom's lashed to the cabin, and the slip fees keep coming. Then there's the estate executor or the second spouse who inherited a sailboat with the lake house, looked at it once, and realized nobody in the family sails. Both end up the same way: they've tried to sell it, listed it, dropped the price, and heard nothing but silence or lowball offers that made them hang up.
We tow sailboats out of Rogers, Benton County, and into Little Flock and Prairie Creek on the same run. I've pulled them off trailers in storage lots, out of dry storage stands, and off slips where the marina's been sending overdue notices for months. The mast comes down, the rig gets secured, and we haul the whole boat start to finish. Missing paperwork, no title, unclear ownership, a survey that killed the sale,none of that stops the job. Head to the Arkansas sailboat disposal page for the details on how we handle it from there.



