I see the same story in Stockbridge all the time. A mast came down one fall, and life got busy. The boat sat in dry storage while the rigging stayed coiled on the deck, waiting for a project that never happened. Or someone inherited a sailboat with the house, walked out to the slip once, and decided that marina fee every month wasn't worth it anymore. The listing ran for six months. Price dropped twice. Calls came in low, or didn't come in at all. Now the boat's taking up space, and you're done looking at it.
Hansons Boat Removal handles sailboat disposal start to finish in Stockbridge and the surrounding area, including McDonough and Hampton. We come out, assess what you've got, lower the mast if it's still standing, disconnect the rig, and tow the whole thing out. Missing paperwork, unclear title, old boat that's been sitting for years,none of that stops the job. Details on how we handle the full process are on the sailboat disposal page.


