I've pulled sailboats out of Miami-Dade County backyards and storage lots where the owners ran out of reasons to keep them. One was a 32-footer with the mast down since a fall three years prior, leaning against a carport in Country Club while the slip fees kept coming. Another belonged to an estate, inherited by a daughter in Atlanta who'd never sailed, the rigging frozen with salt corrosion and the keel sitting in water that cost her money every month. Both owners had listed the boats, dropped prices, and heard nothing but silence or insulting offers. That's the moment most people call us.
We handle the full job from start to finish. The crew works Country Club, Palm Springs North, and Miami Lakes on the same trip, so logistics don't drive your cost up. We rig down what's left of the mast and lines, load the old sailboat onto the trailer, and tow it out. Missing title, no survey paperwork, unclear ownership, a lien you're still fighting,none of that stops the work. Details on how we handle the disposal and what happens to the hull are on the sailboat disposal page.
