I see the same story twice a month in Wayne County. First owner: the mast came down one fall, got tangled in the rigging during a rough take-down, and never went back up. The boat sat in a slip at a local marina, fees climbing every month until the storage cost more than the hull was worth. Second owner: inherited a sailboat with the house, never learned to sail, and the old boat became a storage shed with a cabin. The survey failed years ago. The listing died. Now it's just taking up space behind the garage or rotting in dry storage, rigging seized, and nobody wants to buy it.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish across Romulus and into Van Buren and Belleville. The crew comes to your slip, your storage lot, or your driveway, gets the mast down if it's still standing, disconnects what needs disconnecting, and tows the rig out. Missing paperwork, no title, derelict registration,none of that stops the job. Full details on how we handle each stage are on the Michigan sailboat disposal page.


