I get two kinds of calls from Moline. First, the sailor who dropped the mast one fall and never rigged it back up. The slip fees kept coming. The boat sat there year after year, and eventually the owner stopped walking down to look at it. Second, the estate executor or the person who inherited a lake house with a sailboat already parked there, already sunk into the property like a fixture. Nobody in the family sails. The survey came back with rot in the deck core, the sale fell through, and now there's an old sailboat taking up space and costing money every month.
My crew handles sailboat disposal start to finish. We work Moline and the same-trip territory around Rock Island Arsenal and South Moline, pulling rigs down, loading them on the truck, and moving them out. The paperwork side is straightforward too. If you've got the title and registration, great. If they're buried somewhere or lost, that doesn't stop the job. Full details on what happens next are on the Illinois sailboat disposal page.


