I get calls from people who bought a sailboat fifteen years ago and watched the mast come down one fall, never go back up. From folks in Palm Beach County whose slip fees climbed so high they stopped asking why they still owned the boat. From an estate executor in Boynton Beach holding a sailboat nobody in the family sails, rigging seized, the whole rig a reminder of someone else's hobby. Some bought a house on a lake or canal and the boat came with it. Others had the hull surveyed before a sale, the report killed the deal, and now the boat sits on blocks in a storage lot, waiting.
We come out, assess the mast and standing rigging, and handle the tow. We work the same day for boats in Ocean Ridge and Briny Breezes, same trip. We manage the title work, get the rig down, and pull it all start to finish. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Everything else,what happens next with the hull, the deck, the core,lives on the sailboat disposal details page.
