I get calls from two kinds of people in Plainfield. First, there's the owner who dropped the mast one fall and never put it back up. The rigging sits in the garage now, or it doesn't. The boat stays on the trailer or in dry storage, and the years pile up. Second, there's the person who inherited it with a lake house, or bought a place where one came with the deed. Slip fees in Kendall County marinas don't stop. Storage lot rent doesn't stop. Neither does the slow knowledge that you're not sailing again.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Plainfield, and we cover Na-Au-Say and Oswego on the same trip. The crew comes out, assesses the rig and hull, gets the old sailboat loaded, and tows it out. No survey paperwork, no clear title, no stack of old registration cards stops the job. The details on how we handle it, what happens to the hull, and where the material goes are on the Illinois sailboat disposal page.
