I get calls from people in Delta who bought a sailboat ten, fifteen years ago and life moved on. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Storage fees kept climbing, slip rent ate into the budget, and the boat sat. Or someone inherited a lake house with a sailboat already rigged in the dry storage lot, and nobody in the family sails. A rig failed survey, the sale fell apart, and now there's a 28-footer with standing rigging nobody wants to touch sitting behind the garage or taking up space at a marina in Eaton County.
We haul sailboat disposal start to finish in Delta, Dimondale, and Windsor on the same trip. The crew comes out, assesses the mast and rigging, disconnects what needs disconnecting, and gets the old sailboat onto the truck. We tow it out. Missing paperwork, no title, abandoned slip fees, a survey that expired in 2008, none of that stops the job. Full details on how we handle the rig and what happens next are on the Michigan sailboat disposal page.


