I get calls from people in Newburgh who bought a sailboat ten years ago and the mast came down one fall and never went back up. Or they're paying slip fees at a marina in Orange County while the boat sits on the mooring, unused. Sometimes it's an estate, someone inherited a rig from a relative who sailed, and nobody in the family has any interest in finishing what that person started. A few own trailer sailers that ended up parked behind a garage or in a storage lot, and the restoration stalled at the deck core or the rigging failed survey and killed the sale. The boat's been there long enough that the neighbors have stopped asking about it.
We come to Newburgh and the surrounding area, including Balmville and Cornwall-on-Hudson, and we handle it from start to finish. We drop the mast, secure the rigging, get it on the trailer or truck, and tow it out. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Everything else, the detailed breakdown of what happens to the old sailboat after that, lives on the New York sailboat disposal page.


