I get calls from two kinds of boat owners in Frenchtown. First, the sailor who let it slip. The mast came down one fall, stayed down through the winter, and by spring the rigging had corroded enough that nobody wanted to touch it. The slip fees kept coming, the boat didn't move, and one day the owner stopped pretending it would sail again. Second, the inheritance situation. Someone's uncle left them a lake house and a sailboat in dry storage behind it, and they've got no interest in learning to sail or paying storage fees on a boat that'll never leave the lot. Both get to the same place: a boat that won't sell, a price that keeps dropping, and nothing but silence on the other end of the calls.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish in Frenchtown and the surrounding area, including Detroit Beach and Woodland Beach on the same trip. We come out, assess the rig and the hull, drop the mast if it's still standing, load it, and tow it out. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Everything you need to know about the process, from survey requirements to what happens after we pick it up, is on the Michigan sailboat disposal page.


