I get calls from people in Chelsea who bought a sailboat years ago and watched the mast come down one fall and never go back up. Or they're paying slip fees and storage lot rent on a boat that hasn't left the water in five years. Sometimes it's an estate where nobody in the family sails, or a trailer sailer that came with a house purchase and has been sitting on blocks behind the garage ever since. One owner had a survey done before a sale, the rigging failed inspection, the buyer walked, and now the boat's been dead in dry storage for a decade. The boat's still there. The fees keep coming.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Chelsea and the same route covers Revere and Boston when we're already heading that way. We get the mast down, rig the tow, and haul the hull out. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. The full details on how we work and what happens next are on the Massachusetts sailboat disposal page.


