I get calls from two kinds of boat owners in Norwood. First, there's the sailor who dropped the mast one fall and never put it back up. Maybe the rigging failed a survey, or the deck core rotted, or life just got in the way. The boat sits in dry storage or on a stand behind the garage, and every year the storage lot bill comes in the mail. Second, there's the estate executor or the new homeowner who inherited a sailboat with the property. Nobody in the family sails. The slip fees at the marina keep climbing. The listing sat for months with no real offers, just lowball calls from people who saw the problem before you did.
We handle the whole thing from start to finish. The crew works across Norwood and into Westwood and Dedham on the same trip, so logistics stay simple. We rig down what's left, get it on the truck, and haul the old sailboat away. Missing title or incomplete paperwork doesn't stop the job. Full details on what happens next are on the sailboat disposal page for Massachusetts.


