I get calls from two kinds of sailors in Neptune. First, the ones who dropped the mast one fall and never rigged it back up. The boat sits on the hard, the slip fees keep coming, and five years later they're done. Second, the estates. Someone inherited a sailboat with the house, nobody in the family sails, and the survey that killed the sale is sitting in a desk drawer. The rig's seized, the hull's oxidized, and there's no buyer at any price.
We handle the old sailboat start to finish. That means we come to Neptune, assess what's there, drop the mast or whatever rigging is still standing, and tow it out. We work the same day in Shark River Hills and Neptune City, so if you're in that corner of Monmouth County, the crew rolls one trip. Missing paperwork, no title, storage lot or marina slip, doesn't matter. We move it. Details on how we handle the disposal are on the sailboat removal page.
