I get calls from people who bought a sailboat thinking they'd use it, then life happened. A mast came down one fall in Queens and never went back up. The slip fees kept coming every month anyway, and after a few years of that, the boat's worth less than what they owe in storage. Other times an estate settles and nobody in the family sails, so the old sailboat sits at a dry storage lot in Queens County, taking up space and costing money. The rigging deteriorates. A survey fails and the sale falls through. You're stuck with something that won't move and costs more to keep than to get rid of.
We handle sailboat disposal from start to finish in Queens, and we cover Nassau and Westchester on the same trip. We come out, assess the rig and hull, get it down from the stands or out of the slip, and tow it to the facility. Missing paperwork, lien issues, a title buried somewhere,none of that stops the job. The specifics on how we process an old sailboat and what happens to the hull and materials are on the sailboat disposal page. One call tells us what you've got. We tell you what it costs. That's how it works.
