I get calls from people in Lemon Grove who've already tried to sell. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. The slip fees kept climbing, the marina storage lot ate into the budget year after year, and the boat just stopped making sense. I've pulled old sailboats out of side yards where they landed after someone inherited a lake house they didn't want, or where a rig failed survey and killed the sale before it closed. The rigging alone can be thousands to replace, and if that's what's keeping it from moving, most owners stop looking at it altogether.
We handle sailboat disposal from Lemon Grove through La Mesa and La Presa as one run. I'll come out, assess what you've got, give you a flat quote, and if you say yes, we tow it out start to finish. Doesn't matter if the paperwork's sitting in a garage somewhere or if you can't find the title. We handle it. The details on how we process an old boat, what happens with the hull and the rig, that's all on the sailboat disposal page. For now, just know the job gets done.


