I get calls from two kinds of sailboat owners in Hammond. First, there's the person who bought into sailing ten years ago, rigged up a 26-footer, and then life happened. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Storage fees at the marina kept coming. The boat sat in a slip for three years, gathering algae, while the owner paid to keep it there. Then there's the estate situation. Someone inherited a sailboat from a relative who actually used it, but nobody in the family sails. The rigging's still intact, the trailer's still under it, but it's parked behind a garage in Lake County collecting rust, and it's not selling.
We handle sailboat disposal in Hammond from start to finish. The crew pulls rigs out of slips, off dry storage stands, and out of backyards across Hammond, Munster, and Highland. We assess what's salvageable, rig down what needs it, load it, and tow the hull out. Missing paperwork, a failed survey that killed the sale, a restoration that stalled at the deck core,none of that stops the job. You'll find the details on the Indiana sailboat disposal page, but the short answer is we come, we load it, and it's gone.
