I get calls from two types of sailboat owners in Plant City. First, the person who bought a house with a sailboat on the property or moored at a nearby slip, thinking they'd eventually learn to sail. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Now it's been sitting for years, taking up space in a storage lot or marina slip, and the fees are piling up faster than any use ever will. Second, I hear from folks who started a restoration ten years ago. The deck core rotted, the rigging failed a survey, or they just ran out of time and money. The boat's been on blocks behind the garage or at a dry storage facility in Hillsborough County ever since, and selling it went nowhere because nobody wants a half-finished project.
Hansons Boat Removal handles sailboat disposal start to finish. We cover Plant City, Dover, and Valrico on the same trip, so the job gets done without delay. The rig comes down, the mast gets secured, and we tow the whole thing out. Missing paperwork, a title in someone else's name, or a lien from an old loan doesn't stop us. Those details get sorted on the disposal end. More on how we handle the full process is on the sailboat disposal page.
