I get calls from two kinds of boat owners in Van Buren. First, the sailor who pulled the mast down one fall and never rigged it back up. The boat sat in dry storage or on a stand behind the garage, and five years turned into ten. The rigging corroded. The survey failed. The sale fell through. Now there's just a hull taking up space and costing slip or storage fees every month. Second, the person who inherited a sailboat with a lake house or took one on as part of an estate. Nobody in the family sails. The boat's been parked so long it's become background noise, and the property taxes or marina bills won't quit.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish in Van Buren and the surrounding area, covering jobs in Dora and Kibler on the same trip when needed. I send a crew to assess the rig, drop the mast if it's still standing, secure everything for tow, and haul it out. Missing paperwork, a title in someone else's name, or a hull identification number that's worn smooth doesn't stop the job. Full details on what happens next are on the Arkansas sailboat disposal page.


