I get calls from people in Largo who listed their sailboat for two years and got nowhere. One owner dropped the mast one fall when the rigging started to fail, figured he'd fix it that winter. Twenty years later the mast was still down, still in the side yard. Another had a slip in a Pinellas County marina that was costing more per month than the boat was worth, so he stopped paying and stopped going. The sailboat sat. Estate situations too, where someone inherited a boat nobody in the family sails and nobody wants to deal with.
We come out, assess what you've got, and handle sailboat disposal from start to finish. The crew works the whole county, same trip takes us through Ridgecrest and Belleair Bluffs. We rig down, pull the boat, load it on the truck, and get it gone. Missing title, no registration, paperwork scattered or lost, doesn't matter. The details on the Florida sailboat disposal page walk you through what we need and what happens next.
