I get calls from people who bought a sailboat thinking they'd use it, then didn't. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Years pass. The slip fees keep hitting the account, or the storage lot keeps sending invoices, and one day someone says enough. I also hear from folks who inherited a house on the water with a sailboat they don't sail, or bought one with the property and never rigged it up. A survey failed the sale, or a restoration stalled at the deck core, and now it's just taking up space in Cape Girardeau County. The rigging alone on an old sailboat can be worth the cost of removal if we can salvage it, but mostly people just want it gone.
We show up and handle sailboat disposal start to finish. The crew drops the mast and secures the rigging, pulls it off the stands or out of dry storage, and tows it out of Cape Girardeau County and into the same territory we cover in Scott City and Dutchtown. We take care of the title work too. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Full details on how we handle it are on the sailboat disposal page.


