I get calls from people who bought a sailboat twenty years ago and sailed it twice. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Now it's taking up slip fees at a marina, or it's rotting in dry storage behind a garage in town. Other times someone inherits a sailboat with a lake house, or the rigging failed a survey and the sale fell apart. The boat's been sitting ever since, and the owner's done looking at it.
We handle sailboat disposal in New Britain start to finish. The crew pulls boats from slips, storage lots, and driveways across the Capitol Planning Region, including same-trip runs to Kensington and Newington. We rig down the mast, tow the old sailboat out, and handle the paperwork. Missing title, unclear ownership, or a survey that killed the deal doesn't stop the job. More on how we work is on the sailboat disposal details page.



