I get calls from Randolph owners who bought into sailing and then stopped. One guy's mast came down in a nor'easter ten years back, and the rigging never went back up. He kept the slip fees running anyway, just in case, until one day he did the math and realized he'd paid more to store the thing than he'd paid to buy it. Another call came from an estate executor in Morris County who inherited a sailboat along with a house. Nobody in the family sails. The boat's been sitting in dry storage for three years, and the monthly stand fees are eating into what should've been an inheritance.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish across Randolph and the surrounding area, including Mine Hill and Dover, where we pick up rigs the same day as jobs closer to town. we bring the mast down, secures the rig, and tows the hull out. Missing paperwork, a failed survey, a lien you didn't know about, a title you can't find, a slip fee dispute with the marina,none of that stops the job. Full details on what happens next live on our sailboat disposal page.


