I get calls from two kinds of Schenectady sailboat owners. First, there's the boat that sat too long. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Storage fees kept running. Slip rent kept climbing. The rigging corroded. The hull started to weep. Nobody was sailing anymore, and the boat had become a bill with a hull. Second, there's the inherited rig. Someone's lake house or property came with a sailboat nobody in the family uses. The survey failed before the sale closed. The restoration stalled at the deck core and never moved again. A trailer sailer buried behind the garage for ten years. Same result. The boat won't sell, the listing expired, and the owner needs it gone.
I've been pulling sailboats out of Schenectady County, Scotia, and Niskayuna for over twenty years. We handle the rig, the haul, and the tow start to finish. Whether it's stored in a marina slip, a dry storage lot, or on stands in someone's yard, we get it loaded and moving. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Full details on what we handle are on the sailboat disposal page. One call gets it done.



