I get calls from people in Duluth who bought a sailboat ten years ago and the mast came down one fall and never went back up. Life changed. The kids got older. The rig sat. Or someone inherited a lake house with a sailboat in the slip, and nobody in the family sails, so now they're paying marina fees on a boat they'll never use. Sometimes it's a restoration that stalled at the deck core, or the boat failed survey and the sale collapsed. A trailer sailer buried behind the garage, forgotten for a decade. The sailboat doesn't move, but the storage costs don't stop.
We come out and handle the whole thing, start to finish. The crew loads the old sailboat, drops the mast if it's still standing, and tows it out. We work the same route through Berkeley Lake and Peachtree Corners regularly, so if you're in that area, the logistics are straightforward. Missing paperwork, no title, unclear ownership, a lien on the registration,none of that stops the job. We sort the details on the Georgia sailboat disposal page and get it done.
