I've pulled a lot of old sailboats out of Ramsey County. One was a 32-footer where the mast came down in a fall windstorm ten years back, and it just sat in a slip at a marina while the owner paid fees every month, telling himself he'd get it fixed. Another was a trailer sailer buried behind a garage in St. Paul for a decade, the rigging corroded, the owner long past the point of caring. A third came with an estate where nobody in the family sailed, and the survey killed any sale before it started. These aren't emergencies. They're decisions people put off until the cost of keeping the boat alive outweighs any hope of launching it again.
We handle sailboat disposal from St. Paul through Little Canada and Falcon Heights as a single trip, which keeps the cost down. The crew de-rigs, secures the mast, and tows the boat start to finish. Missing paperwork, a title you can't find, a lien you're not sure about,none of that stops the job. Details on the Minnesota sailboat disposal page cover what paperwork we handle and what you need to know before we show up.



