I get calls from people who own old sailboats they stopped using years ago. Maybe the mast came down one fall and never went back up. Maybe slip fees at a local marina kept climbing, or storage lot charges ate into the budget month after month. I've picked up plenty of inherited sailboats from estates where nobody in the family sails, boats that came with a house purchase in San Joaquin County and turned into an anchor instead of an asset. Some rigging failed inspection, the survey killed the sale, and the owner just walked away. Others are trailer sailers buried behind garages, their hulls forgotten, their rigging seized.
We handle the whole job from start to finish. The crew works Manteca, Lathrop, and French Camp on the same trip, so we're efficient about getting to you. We bring the right equipment to secure the mast and rigging, rig it down safely, and tow the old boat out. Missing paperwork doesn't stop us either. The details on what happens next, the breakdown of the hull and responsible disposal, that's on the sailboat disposal page. Call us with the address and what you've got sitting there, and we'll tell you what it costs.
