I get calls from Kirkwood homeowners who bought a sailboat ten years ago, sailed it twice, and now the mast is down in the garage next to the water-stained sails. Or the slip fees at the local marina ran higher than the boat's worth, so it sits on a stand collecting rust and regret. Sometimes it's an estate sale where nobody in the family sails, and the rigging's corroded enough that a survey would cost more than the hull. A few come from people who moved a trailer sailer to Missouri from out of state, parked it behind the house, and never launched it again. The boat stops being a possibility and starts being a problem.
We handle sailboat disposal from Kirkwood through Oakland and Des Peres as one trip. I come out, assess the rig and hull, give you a flat number, and if you say yes, we handle it start to finish. Whether it's sitting in dry storage, on a trailer in your driveway, or taking up slip space, we tow it out. Missing title, unclear ownership, or paperwork gaps don't stop the job. Full details on how we work are on the sailboat disposal page.
