I get calls from people in Sanger who bought a sailboat ten or fifteen years ago and life moved on. One guy had a 26-footer in dry storage out past the orchards, mast down since a hard winter, and the slip fees kept climbing while he worked two jobs and never got back to sailing. Another inherited a boat with a house, never touched the rigging, and spent two years trying to sell it before calling us. The listing went stale. The price dropped twice. Then silence. These boats sit in storage lots and behind garages, and the owner stops looking at them.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish across Sanger and out to Del Rey and Centerville on the same run. The rig comes down, the mast is secured, and we tow the old sailboat out. Missing paperwork, a failed survey, or a title that's buried somewhere doesn't stop the job. All of that gets sorted on the California sailboat disposal page, but the removal itself is straightforward. Call us with the boat's size and where it's sitting. We'll tell you what it costs and when we can be there.
