I get calls from two kinds of people in Oxnard. First, the ones who bought a sailboat five or ten years ago, used it hard for a season or two, then watched the slip fees climb and the sailing stop. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Now it's just taking up marina space and money every month. Second, the estates. Someone inherited a sailboat they'll never touch, or it came with a house purchase nobody expected to manage. The rigging needs work, the survey failed, the sale fell through. It sits.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Oxnard and the same-trip territory around El Rio and Port Hueneme. The crew comes in, assesses the old boat where it is, breaks down the rig, and tows it out. If the title's sitting in a garage drawer or lost somewhere, that doesn't stop the job. We'll sort the paperwork end. Details on how we handle the rest of the process are on the sailboat disposal page.
