A lot of sailboat owners in Flint came to the boat for the right reasons. Then life moved on. One guy had a 26-footer on a trailer behind his garage in Genesee County. The mast came down one fall when he was going to winterize it. That was twelve years ago. Never went back up. Another inherited a slip at a local marina when she bought her late uncle's house. The slip fees kept coming. The boat didn't move. The rigging was corroded. A survey for a sale fell apart. These aren't emergencies. They're just boats that stopped making sense.
We handle sailboat disposal from Flint through Burton and Beecher as one operation. The crew comes out, we assess the rig and the hull, we get it down and loaded, and we tow it out. Start to finish, one job, one quote. Missing paperwork, unclear title, storage lot complications, trailer issues, stands and dry storage logistics, slip agreements that won't release the boat,none of that stops us. Those details belong on the sailboat disposal page. What matters now is that you've got an old sailboat taking up space and money, and we know how to move it.


