I get calls from people who bought into sailing and then didn't. A guy in Pekin had his mast come down one fall, and it never went back up. The rigging sat for three years. His wife stopped asking when it would go up. Then she stopped asking anything about it. Another couple bought a slip at a marina just to have the option, but the storage fees and slip rent added up faster than they ever got out on the water. The boat became an expense, not a boat. These situations are different every time, but they all end the same way: someone's done looking at it.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish across Pekin and into Hollis and Bartonville on the same trip. The crew pulls the rig, secures everything, loads the hull, and tows it out. We handle the title paperwork, the old sailboat registration, the storage lot release, whatever's sitting in your way. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Everything else is on the sailboat disposal page.
