I get calls from people who've already tried everything else. A guy in West Haven had a 32-foot sloop where the mast came down one fall and never went back up. He kept it in a storage lot off Chapel Street, paid the fees year after year, told himself he'd get to the rigging someday. He didn't. Another call came from a woman who inherited a sailboat with a lake house her uncle left her. She doesn't sail. The survey came back with core damage in the deck, the sale fell through, and now the slip fees in West Haven are eating her alive. Both situations are the same problem: an old sailboat that won't sell, and someone tired of paying to look at it.
We handle sailboat disposal from West Haven through New Haven and Woodmont, start to finish. The crew comes out, assesses the mast and rig, gets it rigged down, and tows it out. If there's missing paperwork or a title question, that doesn't stop the job. We work through it. Full details on what happens next are on the Connecticut sailboat disposal page.



