Most of the calls come from one of two places. Someone bought a house with a sailboat on the property, or inherited one, and nobody in the family sails anymore. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. The slip fees kept climbing, the rigging sat in the garage collecting dust, and one day the owner did the math and realized the boat was costing money to keep. The other call is the restoration that stalled at the deck core five years ago, or the trailer sailer that migrated behind the garage in Plymouth County and hasn't moved since. Either way, the boat's not going anywhere on its own.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Brockton, and we cover West Bridgewater and Abington on the same trip. The crew comes out, we assess the old sailboat, drop the rig if it's still standing, and tow it out. We handle the title work, the storage lot paperwork, the survey documents if they exist, and the ones that don't. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. More details on how this works are on the Massachusetts sailboat disposal page.



