I get calls from people in Leland who bought a sailboat years ago and stopped sailing it. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. The slip fees kept coming, so they kept paying, but the boat sat. Or someone inherited a house with a sailboat on the property, rigging corroded, hull chalky, and now the estate needs it gone. Others bought lake property out of state and the sailboat came with it, buried behind the garage or parked in a storage lot in Brunswick County. A survey failed. A restoration stalled at the deck core. The listing price dropped twice. Nothing moved but the invoice.
We handle old sailboat disposal from start to finish in Leland and the same trip covers Navassa and Belville. The crew de-rigs, secures the mast, tows the hull out, and handles the title work. Missing paperwork doesn't stop the job. Everything else lives on the North Carolina sailboat disposal page.


