I get calls from two kinds of sailboat owners in Princeton. First, the person who bought a place with a sailboat already on the property. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Now it's just a hull taking up space on a trailer behind the garage, or worse, sitting in a storage lot eating up monthly fees that stopped making sense years ago. Second, the estate executor or the adult child who inherited a sailboat from someone who actually sailed it. The rig's still standing, maybe, but nobody in the family knows how to use it, and the survey came back with problems that killed any sale. The slip fees keep coming.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish in Princeton and the surrounding area, including Naranja and Goulds, where we pick up the same way. The crew comes out, assesses the rig and hull, gets the boat towed off your property or out of the marina, and handles all the title paperwork and environmental work on the back end. If you've got paperwork missing or the documentation's a mess, that doesn't stop us. Details on how the rest of the process works are on the sailboat disposal page.
