I get calls from two kinds of sailboat owners in Oakleaf Plantation. First, there's the person who dropped the mast one fall and never stepped foot on deck again. Maybe the rigging failed a survey, maybe the restoration stalled at the core, maybe they just stopped sailing. The boat's been sitting in dry storage or on a trailer behind the garage for years now, and it's become a fixture nobody wants to look at. Second, there's the slip fee problem. Moorage in Clay County adds up fast, and when the boat won't sell even after you've cut the price twice, the monthly tab becomes unbearable. Then there's the estate sailboat, inherited by someone who's never sailed a day in their life, or the lake house that came with a trailer sailer that nobody uses.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Oakleaf Plantation and the surrounding area, including Lakeside and Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace. We step the mast, secure the rig, load it, and tow it out. Missing title paperwork, unclear ownership, or a lien on the hull doesn't stop the job. More details on how the full process works are on the Florida sailboat disposal page.
