I get calls from people in Carteret who bought a sailboat ten, fifteen years ago and stopped sailing it. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Or the slip fees in Middlesex County kept climbing, year after year, until the boat cost more to store than it was worth. Sometimes it's an old boat that came with a house purchase, inherited from someone who sailed and left the rig and lines to whoever inherited the deed. A survey failed. A restoration stalled at the deck core. Now it's sitting in dry storage or on stands behind the garage, taking up space nobody wants to look at anymore.
We haul sailboat disposal jobs start to finish across Carteret, Port Reading, and Sewaren. The crew handles the rig, gets it on the truck, and moves it out. Missing paperwork, a lost title, no registration, a hull identification number that's faded,none of that stops the job. More details are on the sailboat disposal page, but the short version is we come, we load it, and it's gone.
