I get calls from two kinds of Tamarac owners. First, the sailor who dropped the mast one fall and never stepped back into the cockpit. Life shifted. The boat sat in a slip or storage lot, and the fees kept coming. Fifteen hundred a year turns into three thousand, and you're looking at a sailboat you haven't touched in five years. Second, the person who inherited the rig with the house or lake property. Nobody in the family sails. The rigging is stiff. A survey killed a sale that almost closed. Now it's just taking up space and money.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Tamarac, and we cover the same trip up to North Lauderdale and Sunrise. The crew pulls the mast, disconnects the rigging, gets it on the trailer or truck, and hauls it out. No title paperwork in a drawer? Doesn't stop the job. Missing documentation gets sorted on the details page, but it won't hold up your removal.


