I get calls from two kinds of sailboat owners in The Crossings. First, the person who bought the boat years ago, used it hard or not at all, and now the mast is down, the rigging's corroded, and the whole rig failed survey when a buyer almost happened. The sale died. The boat stayed. Second, the owner who inherited a sailboat with the house, or who kept it while life changed, and the slip fees and storage lot rent just kept climbing. Nobody sails anymore. The boat doesn't move. The money does.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in The Crossings and the surrounding area, including Three Lakes and Kendale Lakes on the same run. The crew comes out, assesses the rig and hull, handles the tow, and moves the old sailboat out. You don't need a clean title or a survey report or the paperwork in order. We take it from there. More details on how the job breaks down are on the sailboat disposal page.


