I get calls from people who bought a sailboat ten years ago and the mast came down one fall and never went back up. They didn't sail much after that anyway. Or the slip fees at the marina kept climbing, and at some point the moorage cost more than the boat was worth, so it just sat there. I've pulled sailboats out of storage lots in Shasta County where the owner moved for work and left the rig behind. Sometimes it's an estate, and nobody in the family sails. Sometimes the rigging failed inspection, the survey killed the sale, and now the boat's taking up space while the seller figures out what to do with an old sailboat that won't move.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Redding, and we cover the same trip for boats in Keswick and Shasta Lake. The crew de-rigs it, secures the mast, gets it on the trailer or truck, and hauls it out. If you don't have the title or registration, that doesn't stop us. The details on how we handle California paperwork and what happens next are on the sailboat disposal page. One call. We come. It's gone.



