I get calls from people who bought a sailboat fifteen years ago and sailed it twice. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Now it's sitting in a slip at a local marina, and the fees keep stacking. Or it's a trailer sailer parked behind the garage in Mecklenburg County, buried under yard equipment and time. Sometimes someone inherited a house with a sailboat still rigged in the backyard, and they don't sail. Sometimes the rig failed survey, the sale fell through, and the boat's been sitting ever since. That's when they call me.
We handle old sailboat disposal from start to finish. The crew comes out to Cornelius, assesses what you've got, and we take it from there. We work the same route through Huntersville and Charlotte, so moving a sailboat across the county doesn't complicate the job. Missing paperwork, a hull that's been sitting, rigging that's seized up, storage lot access issues,none of that stops us. The details on how we handle the full removal, the rig work, and what happens next are on the sailboat disposal page.
