The mast came down one fall and never went back up. It's still down. The boat sits in a slip at a local marina, and the annual fees keep climbing, but the rigging's too far gone to make the sale happen. Or you inherited a house on the water with a sailboat in the yard that nobody in the family sails, and now you're stuck paying storage lot fees on something you never wanted. These situations play out the same way in De Witt and across Onondaga County. The boat doesn't move. The costs don't stop. You're done looking at it.
We handle sailboat disposal start to finish. The crew shows up, takes down what's left of the rig, loads the hull, and tows it out. We work the same territory for jobs in East Syracuse and Lyncourt, so if you're in any of those spots, we can roll out on the same trip. Missing paperwork, a failed survey, a title that's buried somewhere,none of that stops the work. More details on how we handle the old boat and the full process are on the De Witt sailboat disposal page.
