The mast came down one October and never went back up. The boat sat in the slip at Malden Marina, fees stacking every month while the owner told himself he'd fix the rigging come spring. Spring came and went. Now the slip rent costs more than the boat's worth, and he's tired of walking past it. Or there's the estate: a sailboat came with the house on the North Shore, and nobody in the family sails. The old sailboat's been standing in a storage lot in Middlesex County for three years. Surveys failed. Sales fell through. The rig's corroded. The deck's soft. It's not coming back.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish. The crew works Malden, Everett, and Melrose on the same trip, so if your boat's in a slip, a marina, or dry storage anywhere in that range, we load it and tow it out. No survey report needed. No title sitting in a drawer. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. We take it from where it sits and handle the rest. More details on what happens next are on the Massachusetts sailboat disposal page.
