I get calls from people in Rockville who bought a sailboat ten years ago and the mast came down one fall and never went back up. Or they've been paying slip fees at a marina in Montgomery County for years on a boat they don't sail anymore, and one day the math just stops working. Sometimes it's an estate, and nobody in the family sails. Sometimes it's a trailer sailer that's been sitting behind the garage in dry storage so long it's become part of the landscape. The rigging's gone stiff, the survey failed, the sale fell through, and now they're stuck with a boat that costs money to keep and nothing to show for keeping it.
Here's what we do. We come to Rockville and pull it, rig and all. We handle sailboat disposal start to finish, and we cover the same trip through Derwood and North Bethesda while we're out there. We load it on the truck, we tow it out, we manage the title work and the paperwork. If the documentation is missing or tangled, that doesn't stop the job. The details on what happens after rig-down live on the sailboat disposal page for Rockville, but the short version is simple: the boat leaves, and you don't look at it anymore.



