I get calls from Dana Point owners who've hit a wall. One guy had a 32-foot Catalina sitting in a slip in Orange County, and the mast came down one fall during a rough storm. He never put it back up. The slip fees kept coming, year after year, and he stopped sailing entirely. Another owner inherited a sailboat with the house when the estate settled. The rigging was corroded, the cabin was dark, and nobody in the family wanted to learn. Both of them listed the boat, dropped the price twice, and heard nothing but lowball offers or silence.
We show up and handle the whole thing from start to finish. The crew pulls sailboats out of Dana Point slips and storage lots, and we cover the same-trip territory in San Juan Capistrano and Laguna Niguel without extra charge. We rig down, we tow, and we get the old boat off your hands. Missing paperwork, no title, sketchy survey, lien holder nowhere to be found. None of it stops the job. The details on how sailboat disposal works in Dana Point are on the service page, but the answer is simple: you call, we come, it's gone.
