I get calls from two kinds of owners. First, the sailor who dropped the mast one fall and never stepped foot on the boat again. Life moved on, slip fees kept coming, and now the rig's corroded, the rigging's shot, and the thing's been sitting in dry storage or at a marina in Middlesex County for years. Second, the inheritance situation. Someone's aunt left them a sailboat along with the lake house, and they don't sail. They tried listing it, dropped the price twice, and heard nothing but lowballs. The survey failed. The restoration stalled at the deck core. Now it's just taking up space and costing money.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish. The crew shows up, we drop the mast if it's still up, secure the rig, and tow the boat out. We work the same route through Highland Park and Milltown, so if your boat's in that neighborhood, the logistics are straightforward. Missing paperwork, lost title, unclear ownership, a lien from old slip fees,none of that stops the job. You'll find the details on the sailboat disposal page for New Brunswick, but the short answer is we handle it. One call, and the old boat leaves your property.
