I get calls from people in Paramus who bought a sailboat with big plans and watched those plans slip away. A mast came down one fall and never went back up. Storage fees at the marina climbed higher than the boat was worth. An estate inherited a 30-foot sloop nobody in the family sails. A survey found rot in the deck core, the sale fell through, and now the rig sits in the yard gathering rust. Sometimes it's a trailer sailer that moved to New Jersey with someone and got buried behind the garage a decade ago. The boat isn't broken enough to scrap on impulse, but it's broken enough that no buyer wants it.
We handle the old boat start to finish. The crew works Paramus, Rochelle Park, and River Edge as one run, so we're efficient with scheduling and costs. We assess the rig, bring down what needs to come down, and tow it out. If the title's missing or the registration lapsed, that doesn't stop the job. Full details on what happens next, the paperwork side, and what disposal looks like in New Jersey are on the sailboat disposal page.
