I get calls from two kinds of boat owners in Barnstable Town. First, there's the sailor who dropped the mast one fall and never stepped foot on the boat again. Life moved on. The rigging sat unused for years, the slip fees kept coming, and one day they realized they were paying to store a memory. Second, there's the inheritance situation. Someone's parent passed, left behind a sailboat, and none of the kids sail. It's sitting in dry storage in Barnstable County, taking up space, costing money, and nobody knows what to do with it.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish. The crew comes out, we assess the rig and the hull, get the paperwork sorted, and tow it out. We run the same route through Yarmouth Port and West Yarmouth regularly, so if you're in that territory the logistics work in your favor. Missing title or survey documents don't stop the job. All that detail lives on the Massachusetts sailboat disposal page, but the short version is this: we load it, we move it, and you're done with the old boat.
