I get calls from people who bought a sailboat ten years ago and the mast came down one fall and never went back up. The rigging sits coiled on the cabin sole. They kept the slip fees paid, kept telling themselves they'd get back to sailing, and one day the math just didn't work anymore. I also hear from folks who inherited a lake house with a trailer sailer parked behind the garage, or who moved to San Benito County with a boat they thought they'd use and never did. The slip costs money. Storage costs money. A failed survey killed the sale. A restoration stalled at the deck core. These aren't emergency calls. They're calls from people who've already tried to sell.
We handle sailboat disposal from Hollister through Ridgemark and Tres Pinos as one trip. The crew comes out, we assess the rig and the hull, we get the mast down and the boat loaded, and we tow it start to finish. Missing paperwork, no title, unclear ownership history, a lien from an old marina, a registration that lapsed in 2015, none of that stops the job. You'll find the full details on the California sailboat disposal page, but the short version is this: we move it and handle the rest. That's the deal.
