I get calls from people in Hardin County who bought a sailboat ten years ago and sailed it twice. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Now it's taking up slip fees at a marina, or it's sitting in a storage lot, and the owner's tired of paying. Other times someone inherits a house with a sailboat in the side yard or behind the garage. The rigging's corroded. The survey failed when they tried to sell it. The restoration stalled at the deck core. Nobody in the family sails, and nobody wants to learn. That's when they call.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Elizabethtown. The crew comes out, drops the mast or secures the rigging, and loads the old boat onto the trailer. We tow it out to the approved facility. Same trip covers Cecilia and Rineyville if that's where you're located. Missing paperwork, no title, a boat that came with a property sale and nobody kept the documents. None of that stops the job. We sort the details on the sailboat disposal page and get it done.
