I get calls from people in Columbus who bought a sailboat ten, fifteen years ago and sailed it maybe twice. The mast came down one fall and never went back up. Now it's taking up a slip at a marina where the fees keep climbing, or it's parked in dry storage and costing money every month just to keep it out of the weather. Sometimes the boat came with a house purchase on the lake, and the new owner has no interest in sailing. Sometimes a survey killed a sale, and the owner's stuck with a rig that needs work nobody wants to pay for. The boat's still there. The fees don't stop.
We handle sailboat disposal in Columbus start to finish. That means we come out, assess what you've got, handle the paperwork, and tow it out. We work the same way in Westerville and Powell, same trip, same crew. Missing title or unclear ownership doesn't stop us. Those details are on the Ohio sailboat disposal page, but the short answer is we get it done. You stop writing checks. The slip comes open. The old boat is gone.
