I get calls from two kinds of boat owners in Watertown Town. One has a sailboat where the mast came down five or six years ago, and the rigging's still tangled on the cabin sole. Nobody's gotten around to sorting it. The other owns a slip or storage lot bill that now costs more per month than the boat's worth. Maybe it came with a house they bought in Middlesex County, maybe the rig failed survey and killed the sale, maybe they just stopped sailing. Either way, the boat sits.
We haul old sailboats start to finish across Watertown Town and into Belmont and Newton on the same run. The crew drops the mast, secures what's left, loads it on the truck, and tows it out. No paperwork delays the job. Everything else about sailboat disposal in Watertown Town, the rig removal, the storage lot clearance, and what happens to the hull, lives on the detailed page.


