The mast came down one fall in a Langley Park backyard and never went back up. The owner kept the old sailboat under a tarp for years, thinking he'd restore it, until the slip fees at a nearby marina ate into his budget so badly he stopped paying them. Meanwhile, three blocks over in Prince George's County, a woman inherited a lake house with a 28-foot sailboat still rigged in the storage lot. Nobody in her family sails. The rig needs work, the survey failed, and the sale fell through. Now it's just taking up space and costing money.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish across Langley Park and into Adelphi and Chillum on the same run. The crew de-rigs, secures the mast and lines, gets it on the trailer, and tows it out. Missing paperwork, no title, registration lapsed, marina lien on the books,none of that stops the job. You get a tow date, we show up, and the old sailboat leaves your property. Details on how the rest of the process unfolds are on the Maryland sailboat disposal page.


