I get calls from sailors in Brighton who stopped sailing years ago. One guy had a 28-foot Catalina where the mast came down one fall and never went back up. He kept it standing in the slip at a local storage lot, paid the fees every month, told himself he'd fix the rigging next spring. Next spring turned into five springs. Another call came from an estate executor in Adams County. The house came with a trailer sailer in the backyard, a boat nobody in the family had ever used. The slip fees had been running on a second boat too. Both situations end the same way: the owner can't sell it, can't afford to keep it, and can't face looking at it anymore.
We handle old sailboat disposal start to finish in Brighton and the surrounding area, including Todd Creek and Lochbuie on the same trip. The crew gets the rig down, loads it on the truck, and hauls it out. If the title is missing or the registration is unclear, that doesn't stop the job. We work through those details with you, and the full breakdown lives on our sailboat disposal page.
