I get calls from two kinds of people. First, the owner who dropped the mast one fall and never stepped back up the ladder. The rigging's still there, the boom's still there, but the boat sits on blocks in a storage lot or behind a garage in Norfolk County, and every year the slip or marina fees land in their inbox. Then there's the estate sale that didn't happen. Someone inherited a sailboat from a lake house or a summer place. They don't sail. The survey came back with problems nobody wants to fix, or it just sits gathering dust while the costs pile up. Both situations feel the same by the time they call.
We come out, we assess what you've got, and we tow it out start to finish. We work the same way in Avon and Braintree Town as we do here in Randolph Town, and missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. The details on title work and what happens next are on the Massachusetts sailboat disposal page. You don't need to have it all figured out before you call.


