I get calls from people who bought a sailboat expecting to sail it. Then the mast came down one fall and never went back up. Or slip fees ate through the budget year after year, and the boat sat in dry storage while the money kept flowing out. Sometimes it's an estate, a lake house that came with a rig nobody in the family uses. Sometimes the survey came back with rot in the deck core, the sale fell through, and now there's a sailboat taking up space behind a garage in Hartford or parked on blocks in a storage lot. The rigging alone makes these boats different from anything else. Getting that rig down and the hull out takes experience.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Hartford and the surrounding area, same trip covers Blue Hills and Wethersfield. We come, assess what you've got, drop the mast if it's still standing, load it on the truck, and tow it out. No paperwork from you, no current registration, no title sitting in a drawer somewhere. Missing documents don't stop the job. Every detail on how this works, what it costs, and what happens next is on the Connecticut sailboat disposal page.
