I get calls from people who own sailboats that won't move. A 32-foot sloop with the mast down since October, sitting in a Duval County slip where the annual fees keep climbing and the boat isn't going anywhere. Or a trailer sailer that came with the house purchase, buried behind the garage for a decade, the rigging corroded and the survey that killed the sale still sitting on someone's desk. The rig on a sailboat makes it different from other boats,it's expensive to maintain, hard to ignore, and it doesn't get lighter with time.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish across Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, and Atlantic Beach. The crew disconnects the standing rigging, lowers the mast if it's still standing, and tows the old sailboat out. We work with boats stored in slips, at marinas, in storage lots, and on dry stands,wherever it's been parked. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. The details on what happens next and how the process works are on the sailboat disposal page.
